Impact of Trauma on Group Behavior in Crisis Contexts

This exam examines how trauma influences group behavior during crises, focusing on group cohesion, collective responses, and the social dynamics that emerge. Key theoretical principles include group identity and trauma bonding.

Understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective crisis management and planning. Professional implications encompass the development of strategies that foster group resilience and ensure better outcomes in crisis response scenarios.

The exam will evaluate students’ verbal proficiency in discussing the impact of trauma on group behavior, analyzing case studies, and articulating strategies for enhancing group cohesion post-crisis.

Students are encouraged to review relevant research regarding group psychology and trauma, integrating their findings into comprehensive discussions during the examination.