PSYC 3430 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Morale, Structural Cohesion, Group Cohesiveness
17 Apr 2016
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Cohesion (lewin) the forces that keep groups intact by pushing members together as well as the countering forces that push them apart. Teamwork combined aciviies of two or more individuals who coordinate their eforts to make or do something. Collecive eicacy the belief, shared among a substanial porion of the group members, that the group is capable of organizing and execuing the acions required to atain the group"s goal and successfully complete its task. Enitaivity those who encounter the group will be convinced that it is a uniied, ightly bonded group rather than a loose aggregaion of individuals. Esprit de corps a feeling of unity, commitment, conidence and enthusiasm for the group shared by most or all of the members. Social cohesion atracion of members to one another and to the group as a whole. Task cohesion capacity to perform successfully as a coordinated unit and as part of the group.
