Cohesion Develops Differently in Exercise Groups

question 42

Multiple Choice

Cohesion develops differently in exercise groups. It has been found that

• A) task and social cohesion remain stable over time.
• B) task cohesion remains stable, but social cohesion changes.
• C) task cohesion changes, but social cohesion remains stable.
• D) task and social cohesion change over time.
• E) task cohesion increases, while cohesion decreases.

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