group members being held responsible for adhering to the group norms and working toward the group’s goal.

the stage of group development in which members assign meaning to what they have done and determine how to end or maintain interpersonal relations they have developed.

force that brings group members closer together.

the initial stage of group development characterized by orientation, testing, and dependence.

prescribed behaviors designed to help the group meet its goals and conduct its conversations.

a collection of three or more people who interact and attempt to influence each other in order to accomplish a common purpose

all the verbal and nonverbal messages shared with or among members of the group

the way a group interacts to achieve its goal.

a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgment that results from in-group pressure to conform.

a group characterized by ethical goals, interdependence, cohesiveness, productive norms, accountability, and synergy.

a group of intimates who through their communication generates a sense of home and group identity, complete with strong ties of loyalty and emotion, and experiences a history and a future

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Key terms

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Accountability	group members being held responsible for adhering to the group norms and working toward the group’s goal.
adjourning	the stage of group development in which members assign meaning to what they have done and determine how to end or maintain interpersonal relations they have developed.
cohesiveness	force that brings group members closer together.
forming	the initial stage of group development characterized by orientation, testing, and dependence.
ground rules	prescribed behaviors designed to help the group meet its goals and conduct its conversations.
group	a collection of three or more people who interact and attempt to influence each other in order to accomplish a common purpose
group communication	all the verbal and nonverbal messages shared with or among members of the group
group dynamics	the way a group interacts to achieve its goal.
group think	a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgment that results from in-group pressure to conform.
healthy group	a group characterized by ethical goals, interdependence, cohesiveness, productive norms, accountability, and synergy.
family	a group of intimates who through their communication generates a sense of home and group identity, complete with strong ties of loyalty and emotion, and experiences a history and a future

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