NURS 321 QUIZ 1 – Questions With Correct Solutions
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define group norms - rules that specify proper group behaviour
what needs to happen in order for a rule to the rule must be accepted by the majority
become a group norm?
define formal norms specified in bylaws or constitution of the group
define informal norms unwritten rule; become known through leader or group
response to unacceptable behavior
how are group norms learned and - Positive and negative reinforcement/trial and error
developed? - By asking questions
- Modeling/observation
- Written documents - by-laws, constitutions, syllabus, minutes
etc.
- Nonverbal communication
what must occur for someone to conform? a group member must experience
conflict between the influences exerted by the group
(group norms) and his or her personal values
define expedient conformer outwardly agree but inwardly disagrees
define true conformer agrees both inwardly and outwardly
define idiosyncracy credits - Increased status over time due to demonstrated
competence and conformity to expectations
Ex: sports stars, celebrities
- Credits accumulated and eventually allow group member to
break rules or norms of group without consequences
Is there a limited amount of credit that Yes, there is a limited number of credits and non-conformity
someone can received (related to beyond this limit will result in a dramatic decrease in status
idiosyncrasy credits)? and perhaps rejection by other group members.
Ex: athlete involved in domestic violence
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Sherpath: Diabetes Mellitus Chapter 21 Test Case Study 4 (Short
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Terms in this set (31)
define group norms - rules that specify proper group behaviour
what needs to happen in order for a rule to the rule must be accepted by the majority
become a group norm?
define formal norms specified in bylaws or constitution of the group
define informal norms unwritten rule; become known through leader or group
response to unacceptable behavior
how are group norms learned and - Positive and negative reinforcement/trial and error
developed? - By asking questions
- Modeling/observation
- Written documents - by-laws, constitutions, syllabus, minutes
etc.
- Nonverbal communication
what must occur for someone to conform? a group member must experience
conflict between the influences exerted by the group
(group norms) and his or her personal values
define expedient conformer outwardly agree but inwardly disagrees
define true conformer agrees both inwardly and outwardly
define idiosyncracy credits - Increased status over time due to demonstrated
competence and conformity to expectations
Ex: sports stars, celebrities
- Credits accumulated and eventually allow group member to
break rules or norms of group without consequences
Is there a limited amount of credit that Yes, there is a limited number of credits and non-conformity
someone can received (related to beyond this limit will result in a dramatic decrease in status
idiosyncrasy credits)? and perhaps rejection by other group members.
Ex: athlete involved in domestic violence
