10 Rules That Govern Groups
Jeremy Dean,
PsyBlog,
Jul 17, 2009
This list feels a little odd but that's probably the result of my own perspective on groups versus networks. I would say these rules describe groups, rather than govern them. They are a reflection of human behaviour in groups. And from that perspective, the list seems fairly accurate. For example, "Group norms are extremely pervasive: this becomes all the more obvious when we start breaking them." The author might have mentioned that members who do not break the norms are almost blind to the fact that there are norms. Via Rob Wall.
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