Definition of a Small Group

Alex Lyon discusses the definition of a small group, referencing Beebe and Masterson's book. A small group is defined as having 3 to 12 members, though some argue it can be up to 20. Key characteristics include a common purpose, goals, a sense of belonging, and mutual influence among members. The video invites viewers to reflect on their experiences with group sizes.

What is the minimum number of people required to form a small group according to the definition provided?

Why is it said that a group larger than 12 becomes more difficult to participate in?

What distinguishes a group from a crowd according to the text?

What are the four parts of the definition of a small group?

In your opinion, can a group of 30 or 40 people be considered a small group? Why or why not?