Research Concerning the Relationship Between Group Cohesiveness and Performance Suggests

question 54

Multiple Choice

Research concerning the relationship between group cohesiveness and performance suggests that

• A) cohesiveness has a greater effect on performance than vice versa.
• B) performance has a greater effect on cohesiveness than vice versa.
• C) the relationship is negative.
• D) the relationship is stronger among men than among women.

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Definitions:

Primary Motives

Fundamental drives that are biologically driven, such as hunger, thirst, sleep, and avoidance of pain, which are essential for survival.

Unlearned

Not acquired by learning or instruction; often used to describe innate behaviors or reflexes that occur naturally without being taught.

Motive

An internal process that energizes, guides, and maintains behavior towards achieving a goal.

Stomach Contractions

The involuntary movements of the stomach muscles, often associated with the digestive process or sometimes with feelings of hunger.