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Introduction to Social Psychology - Chapter 11: Working Groups | Performance & Decision Making

Instructor Matthew Poole leads you through and Introduction to Social Psychology - Chapter 11: Working Groups | Performance & Decision Making Join Matthew Poole, a psychology instructor at Northeast State Community College, in an in-depth exploration of group dynamics as covered in Chapter 11 of Social Psychology. This video uncovers the factors responsible for the formation and maintenance of groups, including similarity, communication, and interdependence. Learn about the stages of group development, from forming to adjourning, and delve into concepts such as social facilitation, inhibition, process gains and losses, and the groupthink phenomenon. Understand the impact of diversity, the mechanics behind brainstorming techniques, and strategies to enhance group performance. This episode is perfect for students and enthusiasts eager to understand the complexities of group behavior and decision-making in social contexts. 00:00 Introduction to Social Psychology 00:14 Understanding Group Similarity 01:13 Communication and Interdependence in Groups 02:43 The Role of Social Identity 03:35 Stages of Group Development 04:37 Social Facilitation and Inhibition 08:30 Process Losses and Gains in Group Performance 09:26 Understanding Process Gains and Losses 11:00 The Phenomenon of Groupthink 12:59 Evaluating Brainstorming Effectiveness 15:05 Motivating Group Performance 16:03 Improving Communication and Information Sharing 17:42 The Impact of Group Member Diversity 20:13 Conclusion and Final Thoughts