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Following Wilson's presidency, progressivism eventually disappeared in American politics in the 1920s.
Systems Theory
A conceptual framework that examines entities as complex systems made up of interrelated components, suggesting that understanding the whole system requires looking at the interconnections and processes within it.
Leon Festinger
A psychologist known for his theory of cognitive dissonance, which explores how people strive for internal consistency between their beliefs and behaviors.
Group Cohesion
The strength and solidarity of the bonds among group members, contributing to the group's unity, commitment, and capacity to act as a single entity.
Task Cohesion
The degree to which group members work together towards a common goal and the level of commitment to achieving that goal.
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