Groups Tend to Be More Cohesive When

question 77

Multiple Choice

Groups tend to be more cohesive when

• A) their norms are determined by the supervisor.
• B) there is one group leader who guides the other members.
• C) the status of the group is high.
• D) everybody participates equally.

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Definitions:

Supervisors

Individuals in an organization responsible for overseeing the work of employees and ensuring that the work is completed efficiently and effectively.

Decertification Election

A vote by employees to determine whether they wish to remove their current union as their representative in collective bargaining.

Employees

Individuals who are hired to perform specific duties and tasks in exchange for compensation from an employer.

Bargaining Units

Workers grouped together by similar interests, who have a single labor union represent them in collective negotiation talks.