What is a consequence of too much cohesion in a group? groups tend to have decreased levels of effort. groups tend to lack cooperation. group members tend to argue. group members tend to overstep each other's boundaries?

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Deacon Hubbard

24 July, 08:42

What is a consequence of too much cohesion in a group? groups tend to have decreased levels of effort. groups tend to lack cooperation. group members tend to argue. group members tend to overstep each other's boundaries?

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Martin Baker · Answer 1

The correct answer is groups tend to have decreased levels of effort.

Group cohesiveness is when members of a team enjoy strong social bonds and a shared sense of purpose. Too much cohesion can result in insufficient effort by the members in exploring the goals of the group