When a Group Is Experiencing Low Cohesiveness

question 14

Multiple Choice

When a group is experiencing low cohesiveness,

• A)it becomes attractive to new members.
• B)its effectiveness can be increased by reducing or eliminating competition among groups.
• C)its members have little desire to retain their group membership.
• D)the size of the group should be increased considerably.
• E)there is an emphasis placed on group goal accomplishment.

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Definitions:

Chunking

A cognitive strategy that involves breaking down information into smaller, manageable units, making it easier to process and remember.

Durable Memory

A type of long-term memory known for its strength and longevity, capable of lasting years or even an entire lifetime.

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