Group cohesion can lead to greater productivity and collaboration from "summary" of Social Psychology by John R. Eiser,J. Richard Eiser
Group cohesion refers to the degree to which members of a group are connected and motivated to achieve a common goal. When group members feel a sense of unity and belonging, they are more likely to work together effectively towards a shared objective. This cohesion is vital for enhancing productivity and facilitating collaboration within the group.
One key aspect of group cohesion is the establishment of trust and mutual respect among members. When individuals trust each other and feel respected within the group, they are more willing to share ideas, provide support, and offer constructive feedback. This open communication and feedback loop can lead to a more efficient exchange of information and ideas, ultimately improving the group's overall productivity.
Furthermore, group cohesion can ...
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