group loyalty

The brilliance of “Daryl Dixon” is how its circumstances forced Reedus' character, a creature torn between group loyalty and loneliness, to figure out where he fits not just within his group, but in the world.

First of all, it should be a belief that other people are not likely to have, because if everyone has this belief, then it's not a very good signal of group loyalty.

The hotel owners pay the parent brands a percentage of their total revenues, as well as reservation system fees and group loyalty fees.

This dependency tends to promote strong group loyalty - increasing support for its norms, including "traditional" heterosexual family structures.

Politicians’ appeals to voters’ communal morality — characterized by their sense of group loyalty rather than support for universal values — have been rising in this century, he reports.