Group Cohesion 2

The bonds that pulls individuals together in a social group and allows the group to endure overtime, is best understood as _________________________

When a group possesses interpersonal attraction, group loyalty and commitment to completing the work in the group. These qualities are best known as :______________

_________________________ ensures the group have a goal; a leader who has authority; rules and, members who are cooperative and committed

____________________________ must include its size, the degree of interaction among members, the type of relationship among members; for primary and secondary social groups.

______________ is interaction resulting from failure to honour agreement

• conflict

• co-operation

• commitment

• compromise

Structure, leader, rules, goals and membership requirements are all known as:______________________________

Competition, conflict, cooperation and compromise are best understood as ___________________________

• Interdependence with groups

• Intra-group relationships

• Types of Interaction among groups

• Development and Change among groups

When members take a personal interest in the success of the group and the other requirements of group cohesion is missing, ______________________ is one certain requirement of group cohesion that is affected.

When groups have rules/norms which regulate the behaviour of members and promote order and stability within the social group this is known as:__________________

When there is acceptance of authority and the development of tolerance, discipline and acceptance of others’ view and ideas. Also, justice – that is; respect for members’ rights is basis encouraging interaction. Which requirement of group of cohesion is this understood as:?