What purposes do groups serve?  Groups help to determine who you are and how you feel about yourself.

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What purposes do groups serve?  Groups help to determine who you are and how you feel about yourself.

What functions do groups fulfill?  Groups are organized to perform the function of accomplishing a specific task or as a means of socializing.  Often groups serve both of these functions at the same time.

Why do we usually see a shift in one’s group identity during adolescence?  As a person leaves childhood and enters adolescence, his/her craving for independence increases.  He/she seeks to identity with groups who share this feeling and can better understand his/her anxieties.

What are some ways in which peer groups help to bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood?  Peer groups can help to bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood by providing companionship, emotional security, and an environment in which an individual can test his/her ability to relate to others, assess his/her skills, and define his/her own personal identity.

Are leaders born or made?  Most psychologists feel that leaders are not born, but emerge in situations where they answer a need, be it as a calming influence or by providing a specific skill.

Why do some groups seek to be exclusive?  Some groups seek to be exclusive because members derive status and security by not letting others in their circle.

What is considered a healthy response to being excluded from a group?  When a person finds and joins another group that is right for him/her, he/she is responding in a healthy manner to the pain of being excluded.

What do the following have in common: A student council, a gang, and a friendship between 2 people?  These groups all have rules and standards of behavior that bind people together into functioning units.

Group Assignment  1. Divide into groups of 2-4 people  2. You are a writer– your new assignment is to create a commercial about group association that will air during a commercial break in the Teen Choice awards. The campaign is to be against gang involvement and substance abuse.  3. Be sure to explain how a group can positively or negatively influence a teenagers life and how peer pressure is involved.  4. You are simply writing a script for the commercial. It needs to be a 2 minute commercial... About 1 ½ pages of writing.  * For extra credit- you can film or act out the commercial itself- keep it PG-rated!