A Relation Is in Third Normal Form (3NF) If It

question 47

True/False

A relation is in third normal form (3NF) if it is in first normal form and no nonkey attribute is dependent on only a portion of the primary key.

Distinguish between social categories, groups, and networks and understand their relevance in social interaction.

Explain the significance of group size and composition on group dynamics and individual behaviors.

Understand the mechanisms of group cohesion, conformity, and groupthink.

Analyze the impact of group interaction on social identity and in-group/out-group conflicts.

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Definitions:

Standards For Behaviour

Standards for behaviour refer to the established norms or criteria that guide individuals' actions in various social or professional contexts.

Tight Cultures

Societies or organizations that have strict norms and little tolerance for deviant behaviors.

Cultural Missteps

Errors or mistakes made due to a lack of understanding or knowledge of a different culture.

Cultural Intelligence

The capability to relate and work effectively across cultures, understanding and respecting different cultural norms and practices.