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What is the definition of a group?
Think about the relationships and roles involved.
Give an example of a primary group.
Consider groups with close personal relationships.
What is a group?
Consider the characteristics that make a group.
True or False: Social loafing typically increases individual effort in group settings.
Think about how accountability changes in group work.
Evaluate the effects of group cohesiveness on decision outcomes in a specific case, such as a company facing a crisis.
Consider famous corporate blunders.
Propose strategies to mitigate social loafing in a class project.
Think about how to make everyone's role clear and valued.
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