Some Group Members Are Allowed to Deviate from Group Norms

question 109

Multiple Choice

Some group members are allowed to deviate from group norms because they have made above-average contributions to the group in the past. These contributions have earned them the freedom to violate norms without being punished. This is the result of ________.

• A) norm taking
• B) role making
• C) norm credits
• D) idiosyncrasy credits

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Definitions:

Brain Development

The process involving changes in the brain's structure and function over the course of a lifespan, critically influencing cognitive, motor, and emotional abilities.

Visible Imitation

The act of copying or mimicking visible actions or behaviors observed in others.

Invisible Imitation

The act of mimicking someone's actions or behaviors without them being visibly or clearly observed.

Deferred Imitation

A cognitive ability seen in children where they replicate actions or behaviors after a delay, reflecting memory and understanding capabilities.