Cohesiveness, or the Ability of Group Members to Work in Unison

question 19

Multiple Choice

Cohesiveness, or the ability of group members to work in unison, is:

• A) Always desirable in a group
• B) Desirable if it does not lead to groupthink
• C) Desirable if it helps members create romantic relationships
• D) Never desirable in a group

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Definitions:

Prone

A body position where the individual is lying face down, opposite of supine.

Supine

A position of laying on the back with the face upward, used in various medical and therapeutic settings.

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Drugs used to combat bacterial infections by either killing bacteria directly or inhibiting their growth.

Autoimmune Diseases

Disorders in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissues, causing various types of inflammation and damage to organs.