dentify the examples of social arrangement norms that contribute to unproductive behaviour.

Question

i. Respecting others and sharing information broadly, not excluding certain members from discussions.
ii. Forming cliques and excluding some members from discussions.
iii. Regular informal get-togethers (in the work- place) which result in work-related discussions.
iv. Spending time by discussing social issues over work-related matters.
v. Meeting before class to discuss your interests, meeting rarely with a study group and interaction with diverse class mates.

A.
ii, iv, v

B.
i, ii, v

C.
i, ii, iii

D.
iv, i, ii

Answer 1

The examples of social arrangement norms that contribute to unproductive behavior are:

A. ii, iv, v

• ii. Forming cliques and excluding some members from discussions. (Exclusion can lead to a lack of collaboration and communication, resulting in unproductive behavior.)

• iv. Spending time by discussing social issues over work-related matters. (This diverts focus from productive discussions and can lead to wasted time.)

• v. Meeting rarely with a study group and interaction with diverse classmates. (Infrequent meetings limit opportunities for collaboration and can hinder effective learning.)

Therefore, the correct answer is A. ii, iv, v.