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What are the two approaches of Social Identity?

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  1. Social Identity Theory (SIT) - Focus on inter-group behavior
  2. Self-categorisation Theory (SCT) - Focus on how individuals are able to act as a group
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What are the key concepts of Social Identity Theory?

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  1. Categorisation
  2. Comparison
  3. Positive Social Identity
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What is the definition of social catergorisation?

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The process of automatically classifying people into a category of social groups e.g gender, ethnicity, age, occupation

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What is social comparisons?

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Resulting from social categories
Social comparison is the comparison of our group (in-group) to another group (out-group).

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What is in-group-out-group bias?

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When we favour members of our own group over mebers of other groups

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What are the strategies that we use when our group does not positively contribute to our social identity?

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  1. Social Mobility: Change group members
  2. Social Creativity: Change elements of the comparison
  3. Social competition: Change the relative status of the group
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What are the three key concepts of Self-categorisation Theory?

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  1. Self-categorisation
  2. Meta-contrast principle
  3. Depersonalsation
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What is self-categorisation?

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Individuals group themselves with similar others and contrast this against groups from which they differ

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What is the meta-contrast principles?

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Categorisation is based on differences between and within groups

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How do we categorise intra-groups and inter-groups?

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Intra-group differences are minimised
Inter-group differences are maximised

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What is depersonalisation?

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A process of self-stereotyping. Individuals are interchangeable

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What are the processes of social identity in individualist cultures?

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  1. Inter-group comparisons
  2. Ingroup bias is less in real-life groups
  3. Ingroup bias is greater in arbitrary groups
  4. Poor in-group performance due to dissociation
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What are the processes of social identity in collectivist cultures?

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  1. Intra-group relationship orientation
  2. Ingroup bias is greater in real-life groups
  3. Ingroup bias is less in arbitrary groups
  4. Poor in-group performance due to out-group derogation
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What is Ethnic Identity?

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Identity based on similarities such as
- Physical Characteristics e.g skin colour
- Linguistic Characteristics e.g language, dialects
- Behavioural/cultural Characteristics e.g religion
- Environmental Characteristics e.g location, place of origin

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What are the dimensions of belonging? Neville et at

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  1. History/memory, place and peoplehood
  2. Sense of community
  3. Acceptance and pride
  4. Shared language and culture
  5. Interconnections
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What are the barriers to belonging? Neville et al.,

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  1. Phenotype (not fitting)
  2. Social identity
  3. History of colonisation
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What is meant by Bi-cultural Australians?

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Experiencing two cultures - integrating values, traditions, and behaviours of Heritage culture (greek, chinese) and the dominant national culture (Australian)

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What is the acculturation orientation model of bi-culturalism by Berry, 1997?

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Integration - High on heritage and high on national culture
Assimilation - Low on heritage and high on national culture
Separation - High on heritage and low on national culture
Marginalisation - low on both (few people)

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What were the results of Nguyen & Benet’s study on the association between biculturalism and adjustment?

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  1. Biculturalism was positively associated with Psychological (self-esteem) and sociocultural (academic performance) adjustment
  2. Any identification was positively associated with adjustment but stronger when bicultural adjustment
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What are small group characteristics?

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  1. Mutual awareness and influence
  2. Enduring relationships
  3. Common purpose or goal
  4. Felling of belonging
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What is meant by group socialisation?

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Becoming part of a group and being accepted and learning the group norms

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What are the uniformities that define group membership and differentiate between groups?

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Attitudinal + Behavioural

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Deviation from the norm of a group can lead to?

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  1. Disklike from other in-group members
  2. Pressure to conform
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Shared beliefs about appropriate conduct for group members can be either formal or infomal? True or False

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True

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Roles that apply to a sub-group of people within the group can be?

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  1. Formal or informal
  2. Task-oriented or relations-oriented
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Roles are another structural aspect of small groups that…

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Describe & prescribe behaviour

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In terms of the roles within small groups, the group benefits when:

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  1. Roles are matched to members abilities
  2. There is little role ambiguity
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What is the Chemers 2001 Definition of leardership?

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A process of social influence through which an individual enlists and mobilises the aid of others on the attainment of a collective goal

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What are the three key aspects of leadership?

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  1. Collective (group based)
  2. Relational (between leaders and followers)
  3. Purposeful (with a goal)
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What are the three approaches to leadership?

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  1. Personality
  2. Situation
  3. Interaction - both situation and personality
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What is good Leadership correlated with?

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  1. High Intelligence
  2. Better physique
  3. More talkativeness
  4. Higher extraversion
  5. Higher need for dominance
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What is Fiedler’s Contingency Theory?

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Effective leadership is contingent upon the situation at hand.
The interaction between type of leader and situational control is key

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What are the two types of leaders in Interaction Leadership?

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  1. Relationship-oriented
  2. Task-oriented
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What are the characteristics of a relationship-oriented leader?

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  • Relaxed, friendly and non-directive
  • Favourably inclined towards co-workers even if performance is poorly
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What are the characteristics of a task-oriented leader?

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  • Authoritarian
  • Value group success over the relationship of the group
  • Not favourably inclined towards co-workers if they are performing poorly
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What are the three components that situational control depend on?

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  1. Quality of leader-member relations (poor or good)
  2. Clarity of task structure (structure or unstuctured)
  3. Intrinsic power/authority of leader (strong/high or low/weak)
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What are the components of high situational control?

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  1. Good relations
  2. Structured task
  3. High power
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What are the components of how situational control?

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  1. Poor relations
  2. Unstructured task
  3. Low power
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Who makes the most successful leadership?

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  1. Task-oriented leaders who are either high or low in situational control
  2. Relationship-oriented leaders who are moderate in situational control
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What is the focus of transformational leadership

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Focuses on the way that a leader transforms group goals and actions mainly via charisma

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What are the 5 dimensions that are important to transformational leadership?

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  1. Challenge the process - search for opportunity to change status quo, experiment and take risks, accepts disappointments as learning
  2. Inspire a shared vision - Believe they can make a difference, enlist others in dream team
  3. Enable others to act - Foster collabs, builds team spirit, trust enironement, and make others feel powerful and capable
  4. Model the way - establish principles, set small goals for larger objectives
    5.. Encourage the heart - keep hopes up, recognise contributions and celebrate accomplishments
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What are the 5 dimensions that are important to transformational leadership?

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  1. Challenge the process - search for opportunity to change status quo, experiment and take risks, accepts disappointments as learning
  2. Inspire a shared vision - Believe they can make a difference, enlist others in dream team
  3. Enable others to act - Foster collabs, builds team spirit, trust environment, and make others feel powerful and capable
  4. Model the way - establish principles, set small goals for larger objectives
    5.. Encourage the heart - keep hopes up, recognise contributions and celebrate accomplishments
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What are the 5 dimensions that are important to transformational leadership?

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  1. Challenge the process - search for an opportunity to change status quo, experiment and take risks, accepts disappointments as learning
  2. Inspire a shared vision - Believe they can make a difference, enlist others in dream team
  3. Enable others to act - Foster collabs, builds team spirit, trust environment, and make others feel powerful and capable
  4. Model the way - establish principles, set small goals for larger objectives
    5.. Encourage the heart - keep hopes up, recognise contributions and celebrate accomplishments

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