The Process of Status Evolution

M. Hamit Fişek · Richard J. Ofshe

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This Technical Report discusses results from fifty nine 3 person groups. Although groups began with no induced status or expectation differentiation, about half showed participation inequality from the first 2-minute period and half developed inequality structures after some interaction. The task (coming up with an interesting task for groups to discuss) created high task focus and collective orientation.

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