Need to belong to a community - Bisogno di comunità (collage)

Bisogno di comunità vs. bisogno di libertà

Community rules: what is offered and what is required

Choice of community

Community distinctive forms

Group membership

The super-ego question: what have you done lately?

Community roles and hierachies

Hiding one's need for affection

Freedom vs. Belonging

Have you disregarded the community?

Conformity, conformism

Maslow's pyramid

Solitude viewed as anti-social

Fear of disclosing one's personality, habits, experiences

Have you done or thought something against the community?

Abraham Maslow

Doing things one can disclose

Guilt feelings on excessive privacy or solitude

Hiding/disclosing one's habits

Unconsciuous community tribunal, self-censorship

A powerful, fundamental, and extremely pervasive motivation

Anguish, fear of exclusion

Belongingness (Wikipedia)

Conditions for acceptance, examinations

Emotions related to belongingness

Fear of solitude

Feasts (religious and civil)

Fundamental psychological motivation

Human differences

In the past belonging to a group was essential to survival.

Interpersonal communication

Interpersonal, interactive behaviour

Intrinsic motivation to affiliate with others and be socially accepted

Loyalty to the group

maintenance and cohesion of groups

Major source of human motivation

Marginalization

Morality, ethics

Need for "strong, stable relationships with other people

Need for approval

Need for belonging vs. need for self-actualisation

Need for recognition

Need to give and receive affection from others

Organization rites

Participating in public events

Rituals of belonging

Personality types

Privacy vs. Openness

pro-belonging and anti-belonging acts

Religion as way of belonging

Rites of inclusion, belonging, acceptance, recognition

Role performance

Role proposition

Self-censorship

Self-presentation

Social selection

Success, popularity

Unconscious drive to belonging

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