Hugh Larrimore, Wilson Knight, and Frieda Perez have worked together for twelve years. They always clock in and clock out together. If one of the threesome happens to be late, the others will wait for him or her. This commonly accepted behavior for this informal group is called a(n):

Group norm

Explanation:

Group norms are the informal rules that groups adopt to regulate and regularise group members' behaviour.

Groups manage to influence both ambiguous and unambiguous situations and therefore people find it safer to agree with others' opinions and conform to social norms.

Norms might include any of the following:

• Treat each other with dignity and respect.

• Avoid hidden agendas.

• Be genuine with each other about ideas, challenges, and feelings.

• Have confidence that issues discussed will be kept in confidence.

• Listen to understand.

• Practice being open minded.

This commonly accepted behavior from the informal group is called a group norm.

Explanation:

A group norm is any etiquette or customary behavior that the people who belong a group use and operate with in order to promote unity, a sense of belonging, and help them perform at their best, or achieve targeted goals.

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