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Groups In Context (Places (Stressful Group Settings (Noise, Dangerous…

- - - - Understaffed
      - Overstaffed
    - - Cells
      - Dens
      - Hives
      - Clubs
- - - - Low Interaction Condition
      - High Interaction Condition
  - - - sociopetal spaces : Environmental settings that promote interaction among group members, including seating arrangements that facilitate conversation.
      - sociofugal spaces : Environmental settings that discourage or prevent interaction among group members.
    - - Steinzor effect : The tendency for members of a group to comment immediately after the person sitting opposite them
    - - The tendency for group members to associate the leadership role and its responsibilities with the seat located at the head of the table; as a result, individuals who occupy such positions tend to emerge as leaders in groups without designated leaders.
  - - - Social
      - Public
      - Personal
      - Remote
      - Intimate
- - - - people feel far more comfortable when their groups can territorialize their living areas.
    - - Territories tend to reduce conflict between groups, since they organize and regulate intergroup contact by isolating one group from another.
    - - Secondary
      - Public
      - Primary
  - - - The size and quality of individuals’ territories within a group often indicates their social status within the group.
    - - Groups that achieve high levels of teamwork tend to be more successful than ones with rigid, traditional hierarchies.