Question

Groups have a common identity but not shared expectations. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

The correct answer is False.

It is false that Groups have a common identity but not shared expectations.  

A group is comprised of two or more people that work together. In a group, members have goals and common interest. The group has an identity and the members share expectations. The group has a structure, norms that regulate the behavior of the members, a leader, tasks to be performed and procures to be cohesive, for the members to work as a team.

Answer 2

Yes, this is true.

For example let's take nations: they are groups with a common identity (often common language, such as many countries in Europe have) but they might have different goals, which is reflected in the political debates, which can be very polarizing.