Add to ORKGGroup members abide by the norms because they believe the norms are proper or because they fear that sanctions will be applied by other group members who do believe in the norms. High-status members apparently have less to fear. We frequently find that nonconforming high-status members of a group are not sanctioned (Wahrman, 1970a). On those rare occasions when they do receive sanctions, those who possess high status may be more severely sanc-tioned than lesser members (Wahrman, 1970b). There are two schools of thought about the reasons high status so often enables people to avoid sanctions. One approach suggests that nonconformity is perceived as deviant regardless of who performs it. Because high status and high power often go together, l...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
This dissertation addresses how the social status of an actor, traditionally viewed as a source of b...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
Group researchers have long been interested in how group members respond to deviance, defined as the...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
Norm violators demonstrate that they can behave as they wish, which makes them appear powerful. Pote...
When studying the social-hierarchical dynamics surrounding norm violators it is important to conside...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
This dissertation addresses how the social status of an actor, traditionally viewed as a source of b...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
This dissertation addresses how the social status of an actor, traditionally viewed as a source of b...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
Group researchers have long been interested in how group members respond to deviance, defined as the...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
We test the proposition, derived from social identity theory and the subjective group dynamics model...
Norm violators demonstrate that they can behave as they wish, which makes them appear powerful. Pote...
When studying the social-hierarchical dynamics surrounding norm violators it is important to conside...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
This dissertation addresses how the social status of an actor, traditionally viewed as a source of b...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...
This dissertation addresses how the social status of an actor, traditionally viewed as a source of b...
When actors transgress social norms, their social status colors the severity with which they are pun...