Group Cohesiveness Refers to the

question 58

Multiple Choice

Group cohesiveness refers to the

• A) degree to which group members agree about an issue.
• B) strength of the liking relationships linking group members to each other and to the group itself.
• C) extent of polarisation that occurs after group discussion.
• D) tendency of groups to make more cautious decisions than individuals.

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Definitions:

Creeping

A form of locomotion where an infant starts moving on their hands and knees before they are able to walk, typically occurring around 6 to 10 months of age.

Grasping Objects

The act of taking hold of and holding an object using the hands or fingers, a skill that develops early in human life.

Thumb

The first digit of the human hand, set lower and apart from the other four, providing a wide range of motion that enables grasping and manipulation of objects.

Motor Development

Refers to the progression of muscles and coordination skills, allowing an individual to perform complex physical activities.