Managers need a working understanding of group dynamics because groups are | | |
After someone has been attracted to a group, cohesiveness—a "we" | | |
Compliance with role expectations and norms is rewarded with social reinforcement; non-compliance is punished by | | |
Mature groups that are characterized by mutual acceptance, encouragement of minority opinion, and minimal emotional conflict are the product of | | |
Committees have a widespread reputation for inefficiency and ineffectiveness because they tend to get stalled in
| | |
Managers who prefer either/or thinking, rely solely on hard data, and envision the world as basically an unsafe
| | |
Cohesive decision-making groups can be victimized by groupthink when unanimity becomes more important than | | |