The Degree to Which Group Members Like Each Other, Feel

question 5

Multiple Choice

The degree to which group members like each other, feel pride in being part of the group, and are committed to their group goals is known as ____.

• A)group homogeneity
• B)group cohesiveness
• C)organisational citizenship behaviour
• D)job satisfaction

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Definitions:

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