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Why are fossils found in sedimentary rock? (5.5)
Cohesive
Characterized by unity; sticking together as a group or material.
Interdependent
The quality or condition of being mutually reliant on each other; a relationship in which the members are dependent on one another for support or success.
Group Polarisation
The inclination of a group to make decisions that are significantly more radical than the original preferences of its members.
Group Cohesiveness
The sense of solidarity, loyalty, and unity among members of a group, which fosters increased productivity and member satisfaction.
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