Occupations That Are Unique in That Workers Share Common Values

question 62

Short Answer

Occupations that are unique in that workers share common values, norms, and attitudes not only toward their work but also toward life in general, which results in workers' spending most of their off-the-job time with others in the same line of work, are referred to as ________.

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Definitions:

Group Situation

A scenario in which multiple individuals are present, interacting, and possibly working towards a common goal or within a common context.

Personal Control

The belief that one has the ability to influence or control the events in their life, contributing to psychological empowerment.

Normative Social Influence

The influence of other people that leads an individual to conform in order to be liked and accepted by them.

Conformity

The act of adjusting one's behavior or thinking to match the standards or norms of a group or society.