The Sense of "We-Ness" That Overrides Individual Differences and Motives

question 92

Multiple Choice

The sense of "we-ness" that overrides individual differences and motives is called:

• A) Group coherence
• B) Group cohesiveness
• C) Groupthink
• D) Peer pressure
• E) Stereotyping

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Definitions:

Dramaturgical Model

A perspective in sociology that describes social interactions as if they were part of a theatrical performance, with individuals acting out roles in front of an audience.

Role Play

A method of learning or training by acting out roles, typically to practice specific skills, understand different perspectives, or explore hypothetical scenarios.

Sincere Performance

An act or behavior that is carried out with genuine intention and authenticity, without the intention to deceive.

Cynical Performance

An approach or behavior in a performance that is marked by a skepticism of motives or virtues of others, often for personal gain or protection.