Groups social dynamics

In contrast, imposed groups will necessarily include all persons whom outsiders identify as belonging to them by virtue of some observable physical characteristics. Thus imposed groups will have a much more diverse membership because they will not be limited just to those individuals who are motivated to assert membership. As a consequence, purely imposed groups will tend to be organized by external forces (that is, by those who impose the category on others) rather than by a shared, internal social dynamic. 

Dynamics, namely, the mechanism of chemical reactivity, was not the only conceptual core to chemistry. We might focus as well on the concepts of chemical "species" and chemical "constitution," and indeed these concepts figure in the history that follows. However, the dynamics of matter was a kernel at the heart of chemistry, with varying paces of growth. It constituted both disputed and common territory for practitioners of chemical philosophy and natural philosophy. More recently, it provided a point of controversy and an area of compromise for practitioners of the disciplines of physics and chemistry. Thus, the dynamics of matter is a theme providing especially important insights into the relations between chemistry and physics as intellectual systems, at the same time that the social dynamics of individuals and groups also helps to explain disciplinary development.8... 

Actions of social groups are of co-operative nature, but the actions of individuals are determined by complex factors. Social dynamics involves many subsystems, on account of which the following sequence of steps to be undertaken is necessary, viz. 

Within any of these treatment settings, any of several specific psychiatric treatments can be applied. A comprehensive treatment plan that incorporates both medications, if indicated, and psychosocial treatments is generally believed to be most effective. The treatment plan should be customized to meet the patient s particular needs. Treatment planning should take into account not only the primary substance that is being abused but also family dynamics, the physical and social impact of the substance use disorder, and the presence of any complicating medical or psychiatric illnesses. Psychosocial treatments encompass several formats such as individual psychotherapy, support groups, and behavioral modification. 

A schematic of the plausible dynamic interactions of these five modes is presented in Figure 8.1. Starting from the naturalistic tradition, we assume the existence of a moral sense in humans, and from that seed, shared beliefs result in reductions in violence through loyalty among related groups of humans. This permits effective small-scale social organization the benefits of such cooperation on a small scale lead to the recognition that social rules of conduct convey benefits to all. The utility of such rules drives their wider spread, and quite... 

The improvement in experimental facilities, often related to a direct economic interest, has led to an increase in studies on the interactions between marine animals involving chemical substances. A number of taxonomic groups have been studied as a result of this interest. It has become classical to consider separately the intra-specific interactions or regulations, which strongly influence the sexual biology and the social evolution of numerous species, and the interspecific or trans-specific interactions within the dynamic equilibrium of biocoenoses. Although arbitrary on many points, this clear differentiation has the merit of facilitating analysis of data in the literature. 

The dynamics of a large project meeting are just very different from those of a smaller group, and under some circumstances divisiveness, indifference, or worse can take over. One theory is that there s some sort of natural tendency for people to associate in units of a few famihes or tribes of no more than a couple of dozen people at work here, and that in larger groups an inexorable kind of social mitosis takes over to split off a second tribe. This kind of division, however, would spell ruination for the project team, where unity is strength. 

Disconnection and rejection - the individual has an expectation that their needs for security, safety, stability, nurturance, empathy, acceptance and respect will not be met in a consistent manner. The typical early family dynamics involve cold, rejecting, withholding, lonely, explosive, unpredictable or abusive behaviour from others. The EMS in this domain are abandonment/instability (perceived instability or unreliability of personal support), mistrust/abuse (expectation that others will hurt, abuse, humiliate, lie, manipulate, cheat, etc.), emotional deprivation (perception that one s needs for emotional support will not be met), defectiveness/ shame (the feeling that one is defective, bad, unwanted, inferior, flawed or invalid in some important respect) and social isolation/alienation (the feeling that one is different from others and isolated from any social group). 

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