Bidirectional Effects Refers to

question 9

Multiple Choice

Bidirectional effects refers to

• A) the need to balance both cohesion and flexibility.
• B) the influences of both the child and the parent and parent on the child.
• C) the linear nature of parent-child communication.
• D) none of these

Analyze the influence of inter-group and intra-group relationships on personal and social attraction.

Understand the concept of social roles and their impact on individual behavior within a group.

Recognize the effects of social ostracism and the factors contributing to it.

Identify the components and importance of communication networks in group dynamics.

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Definitions:

Relationships

Bonds or connections between individuals, groups, or objects, characterized by emotional, social, or other forms of interaction.

Erik Erikson

A developmental psychologist known for his theory on the psychological development of humans in eight stages from infancy to adulthood.

Basic Biological Needs

Fundamental physiological necessities for survival, such as food, water, shelter, and sleep.

Sound Attachments

Emotional bonds between individuals, often formed through verbal communication, speech, and shared musical experiences.