Your text states that even powerful group norms won't guide the behavior of members of a group

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Members who do not identify themselves psychologically as group members are less likely to conform to group norms, as they do not feel a strong sense of belonging or obligation to the group. Personality dimensions such as extraversion or agreeableness may have some impact on behavior, but not as much as group identification. Collectivistic orientation, on the other hand, may actually increase conformity to group norms.

Your Text States That Even Powerful Group Norms Won't Guide