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Group Locomotion Hypothesis
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DescriptionMembers of a group are motivated to help achieve the goals of the group. This is a classic situation of conformity, where the individual replaces their own desires with the greater good. ExampleI am a member of the Parents Association at the local school where my children attend. I know many teachers there and spend many hours helping out the school. So what?Using itBe a member of a group. Ensure the group goals are aligned with your goals. Ensure the others in the group know the goals. DefendingWhen looking at a group, find out their goals and decide whether these make sense to you before joining. See alsoGroupthink, Pluralistic Ignorance References|gs| |
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