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Communicating in groups (Nature of groups (Interdependence ("In…

- - - - "They are aware of what's going on but prefer to hang back and watch rather than to play an active role."
    - - "Participants attempt to have an impact and object when they disagree with their leaders
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        Real life
        
        I usually attempt to be this in groups, but not enough to be an activist.
    - - Isolates are indifferent to the overall goals of the group and communicate little with people outside their environment."
    - - "Activists are more energetically and passionately engaged, they are likely to act in opposition to the leader."
- - - - "Encourages members to share in decision making."
    - - "A leader needs to encourage and support their followers into doing a good job"
    - - "Relies on a leader's ability to offer rewards or punishment."
    - - "A leader willing to allow followers to function independently."
- - - - makes a group unique
  - - - "Norms are unspoken rules that people get used to after a while."
- - - - A group needs at least 3 people.