The leadership role varies according to the group's purpose and activities. For example, a student who is a leader in music may fill a different role in physical education. Most group leaders tend to share the same characteristics, which are normally above average in most respects such as responsibility, social skills, and intellect. If leaders are grouped wrong, mismatches often lead to conflict within a group. Second are the clowns.
Clowns are the ones who tend to take pride in entertaining the group.
Clowns sometimes help the group and sometimes hurt it. At times, group members may support the disruptive aspects of the clown as a way of expressing hostility to the teacher. Third, are the fall people. Lastly are the instigators. Instigators are individuals who cause trouble, but try to appear like they aren't involved.