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:

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Secure Attachments

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Preoperational Stage

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