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Theories of Asch and Tajfel

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Organisation Behaviour

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Using the theories of Asch and Tajfel, construct a reflective commentary on your experience of IMML to date. Use examples from 'remembered' incidents/ behaviours to construct this account, intertwining theory and practice (i.e. your experiences) to evidence how they relate to each other.

When looking at the IMML group as a whole it is clear that within this group there exists several other, clearly defined groups, namely: the 3 formal language groups FIMML, GIMML and SPIMML, the formal division between seminar groups FIMML A and B and finally the smaller formal and informal groups that have arisen within the French subdivision.

We decided to all work together on this project as we are all of different nationalities and felt that this would offer us a wider range of opinions and experiences within FIMML. Having never worked together before, we felt that everyone would have the chance to develop their opinions fully as no previous group norms have been established.

We will focus upon our personal experience, firstly within IMML as a whole, then FIMML, as well as the differences that exist between FIMML A and B, finishing with the smaller aforementioned

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