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Group Dynamics

Group dynamics refers to the patterns of interaction and behavior that occur within a social group, influencing its development, functioning, and overall effectiveness. It encompasses the ways in which group members relate to each other, form relationships, and respond to the group's goals and challenges.

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Group dynamics is a crucial area of study that examines how individuals interact within groups. Understanding these dynamics can help improve teamwork, enhance communication, and foster a positive environment. Key concepts include group roles, cohesion, leadership styles, and conflict resolution str...

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Key Terms

Group Roles
The specific functions or positions individuals hold within a group.

Example: In a project team, roles may include leader, note-taker, and researcher.

Team Cohesion
The degree to which group members stick together and remain united.

Example: High team cohesion often leads to better performance.

Leadership Styles
The manner in which a leader guides and influences a group.

Example: Autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire are common leadership styles.

Conflict Resolution
The process of resolving a dispute or disagreement within a group.

Example: Mediation is a common conflict resolution technique.

Groupthink
A phenomenon where the desire for harmony in a group leads to poor decision-making.

Example: Groupthink can result in ignoring alternative viewpoints.

Social Loafing
The tendency for individuals to put in less effort when working in a group.

Example: Some team members may rely on others to do the work.

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Key Concepts

group rolesteam cohesionleadership stylesconflict resolution