A Multicomponent Approach to Cohesion Assumes

question 58

Multiple Choice

A multicomponent approach to cohesion assumes

• A)cohesion is based primarily on interpersonal attraction.
• B)there is no single sufficient condition that,when present,will generate group cohesion.
• C)the concept of cohesion is,itself,not cohesive.
• D)a group where members no longer feel emotionally connected to one another but are still proud to be members does not qualify as being cohesive.
• E)a highly productive group marked by high levels of integrated teamwork but where members dislike each other does not qualify as being cohesive.

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