In the long run, therefore, group authority without group accountability is dysfunctional, and group authority with group accountability is unacceptable.
All the theorists refer to group authority, group decisions, and group consensus, none of them to group accountability.
Access is reliable as weekly meetings are held to allow new deposits, withdrawals or borrowing; group accountability ensures money is not misappropriated; and there are no costs.
If there was some structure in the gangs then one could understand the process of group accountability.
Mrazek also believes that the experiment's group accountability aspect played a role in keeping people focused.
Based on the Big Brothers/Big Sister Club model, Smart Girl specifically targets young women attending high school, and focuses on teaching participants about group accountability.
The 527 group Accountability for Colorado also spent over $50,000 in support of Kefalas' re-election, including mailers attacking McCluskey's legislative record; Kefalas also expressed disapproval of these advertisements.
There is therefore group accountability for major decisions, rather than decisions and defence resting on one individual.
The correlation between better performance and a credit system that relies on group accountability and capitalizes on the existing skill of women, including memory skills, is high.
This development outcome also highlights the way in which group accountability and responsibility was reliant on individual accountability and responsibility, which is a necessary criterion for cooperative group learning (Johnson et al. 1991).
The panellists' anonymity to each other in their ratings facilitated their freedom of expression but could have reduced their sense of group accountability and denied them benefits of direct group interaction.
