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4.2.3 Human Relationships Notes
Key Ideas
Shared group identity may make someone more motivated to do a certain behaviour.
Things such as perceived extent of membership and positive social identity may be factors into why someone would want to cooperate with group members.
Tyler & Blader (2001) outline that the 3 types of cooperation in groups are commitment to the group, doing work on behalf of the group, and following the rules of the group.
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Link to Social Identity Theory
Those who identify more with their group are more likely to cooperate.
Comparison as a Motivator
Comparison may be a primary motivator for competition (Garcia et al., 2013).
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Human relationships are the connections between individuals that form the foundation of society. These relationships significantly impact our psychological well-being and social functioning. DefinitionHuman Relationships - The complex connections and interactions between individuals that influence behavior and emotions.ExampleFriendships, family bonds, romantic partnerships, and professional relationships are all examples of human relationships.AnalogyThink of human relationships as the social fabric that weaves individuals together in a community, much like threads in a tapestry.
