Need to belong to a community - Bisogno di comunità
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?
what have you done lately?
Community roles and hierachies
Hiding one's
need for affection
need for affection
Freedom
vs. Belonging
vs. Belonging
Have you disregarded
the community?
the community?
Conformity, conformism
Maslow's pyramid
Solitude viewed
as anti-social
as anti-social
Fear of disclosing one's personality,
habits, experiences
habits, experiences
Have you done or thought
something against the community?
something against the community?
Abraham Maslow
Doing things
one can disclose
one can disclose
Guilt feelings on excessive
privacy or solitude
privacy or solitude
Hiding/disclosing
one's habits
one's habits
Unconsciuous community
tribunal, self-censorship
tribunal, self-censorship
A powerful, fundamental, and
extremely pervasive motivation
extremely pervasive motivation
Anguish, fear of exclusion
Belongingness (Wikipedia)
Ceremonies
Competition
Conditions for acceptance,
examinations
examinations
Conflicts
Emotions related
to belongingness
to belongingness
Family
Fashion
Fear of solitude
Feasts (religious and civil)
Fundamental psychological
motivation
motivation
Human differences
In the past belonging to a group
was essential to survival.
was essential to survival.
Interpersonal communication
Interpersonal, interactive
behaviour
behaviour
Intrinsic motivation to affiliate with
others and be socially accepted
others and be socially accepted
Introversion
Leadership
Loyalty to the group
Maintenance and
cohesion of groups
cohesion of groups
Major source of human motivation
Marginalization
Morality, ethics
Need for "strong, stable
relationships with other people
relationships with other people
Need for approval
Need for belonging vs.
need for self-actualisation
need for self-actualisation
Need for recognition
Need to give and receive
affection from others
affection from others
Organization rites
Participating in
public events
public events
Faking
normal
normal
Rituals of belonging
Parties
Personality types
Privacy vs. Openness
Pro-belonging and
anti-belonging acts
anti-belonging acts
Religion as way of belonging
Reputation
Rites of inclusion, belonging,
acceptance, recognition
acceptance, recognition
Role performance
Role proposition
Self-censorship
Self-presentation
Social selection
Success, popularity
Unconscious drive
to belonging
to belonging