Individual Behavior in Groups
Definition
This refers to the way an individual acts within a group setting. It's influenced by social norms, roles, and expectations.
Analogy
Think of it like being part of a sports team. Your behavior on the field is different from when you're alone or with friends because there are certain rules and expectations that guide your actions.
Related terms
Group Dynamics: The patterns of interaction between individuals in a group, including how they align themselves, resolve conflicts, make decisions, etc.
Social Norms: Shared expectations about appropriate behavior within a group or society.
Role Expectations: The behaviors expected from an individual based on their role within a group or society.
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