In the
article, “In Groups We Shrink”, by Carol Tavris illustrates the idea of
individual’s personalities changing once among a group. Conveying, that one’s
actions completely differ from when alone in comparison to when in attendance
with other individuals during a time crisis or climactic matters. I concur with
the author’s notion of a person’s reaction with or without a group having more
to do with the group dynamic or “the nature of the groups than the nature of
the individuals”. The gravity of a
situation can create great trepidation when a group is established and the occurrence
is random. A poised individual attending to a task at hand can be vacillated when
case of an emergency which will delay a response. Whens roles are places within
a group, the actions cared out can create movement or stagnation within a
group. During sporting events, security is provided to prevent any interference
to occur during the event taking place.
However, on occasion the event can be interrupted by a very inebriated
individual.
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