Group Cohesion-Performance Relationship is a theoretical construct in social psychology that specifies the reciprocal association between the degree of interpersonal cohesion within a group and its level of task performance, distinguishing itself by conceptualizing how affective bonds among members systematically influence, and are influenced by, collective goal attainment in small groups.
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An Affect Theory of Social Exchange
Edward J. Lawler · American Journal of Sociology · 2001 · 1.2K citations
Cohesion and Performance in Sport: A Meta Analysis
Albert V. Carron, Michelle M. Colman, Jennifer Wheeler et al. · Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology · 2002 · 633 citations
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Western University
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