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Need to belong to a community - Bisogno di comunità
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Bisogno di comunità vs. bisogno di libertà |
| Community rules: what is offered and what is required |
| Choice of community |
| Community distinctive forms |
| Group membership* |
Individuals join groups with which they have commonalities, whether it is sense of humor, style in clothing, socioeconomic status, or career goals. |
| The super-ego question: what have you done lately? |
| Community roles and hierachies |
| Hiding one's need for affection |
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| Have you disregarded the community? |
| Conformity, conformism |
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| Solitude viewed as anti-social |
| Fear of disclosing one's personality, habits, experiences |
| Have you done or thought something against the community? |
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| Doing things one can disclose |
| Guilt feelings on excessive privacy or solitude |
| Hiding/disclosing one's habits |
| Unconsciuous community tribunal, self-censorship |
| A powerful, fundamental, and extremely pervasive motivation |
| Anguish, fear of exclusion |
Belongingness (Wikipedia)* |
| Ceremonies |
| Competition |
| Conditions for acceptance, examinations |
| Conflicts |
| Emotions related to belongingness |
| Family |
| Fashion |
| Fear of solitude |
| Feasts (religious and civil) |
| Fundamental psychological motivation |
| Human differences |
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| In the past belonging to a group was essential to survival. |
| Interpersonal communication |
| Interpersonal, interactive behaviour |
| Intrinsic motivation to affiliate with others and be socially accepted |
| Introversion |
| Leadership |
| Loyalty to the group |
| maintenance and cohesion of groups |
| Major source of human motivation |
| Marginalization |
| Morality, ethics |
| Need for "strong, stable relationships with other people |
| Need for approval |
| Need for belonging vs. need for self-actualisation |
| Need for recognition |
| Need to give and receive affection from others |
| Organization rites |
| Participating in public events |
| Faking normal |
| Rituals of belonging |
| Parties |
| Personality types |
| Privacy vs. Openness |
| pro-belonging and anti-belonging acts |
| Religion as way of belonging |
| Reputation |
| Rites of inclusion, belonging, acceptance, recognition |
| Role performance |
| Role proposition |
| Self-censorship |
| Self-presentation* |
| Social selection |
| Success, popularity |
| Unconscious drive to belonging |
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