Group Cohesiveness

Definition:

Group cohesiveness refers to the degree of attraction, unity, and mutual connection among the members of a group. It is an essential element in determining the strength and effectiveness of a group. A highly cohesive group tends to work together harmoniously, share common goals, and have strong interpersonal relationships, which enhances cooperation, collaboration, and overall team performance.

Subtopics:

  1. Attraction:

    2. The level of interpersonal attraction and liking among group members.

  2. Unity:

    3. The sense of togetherness and shared identity within a group.

  3. Mutual Connection:

    4. The presence of strong interpersonal relationships and bonds among group members.

  4. Harmonious Cooperation:

    5. The ability of group members to work together seamlessly and collaboratively towards a common goal.

  5. Shared Goals:

    6. The existence of common objectives and aspirations that guide the group’s actions and efforts.

  6. Interpersonal Relationships:

    7. The quality and nature of the connections and interactions between group members.

  7. Team Performance:

    8. The overall effectiveness and accomplishment of goals by the group as a collective unit.