Concepedia

The Development of Cohesiveness and Self Esteem in an Experientially Oriented Training Group

Barbara Griffin, William W. Pennscott

TACD Journal · 1991 · 11 citations · 5 references

Concepts

ManagementEducational PsychologyPsychologyGroup CounselingGroup DynamicsGroup ProcessesGroup CohesionGroup CommitmentGroup PerformanceSocial CohesionTeam BuildingTeam CohesionCohesion In Work TeamsCohesive GroupIntergroup CohesionOrganizational Cohesion

Abstract

Cohesiveness is an important phenomena in the development and functioning of groups. The results of the present study indicate that although there were no direct interventions focused on cohesiveness, group cohesiveness did develop.

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