Question

In reality, in the early stages of group development, individual members bring very different images as to what the group will be like. Such a phenomenon eventually is resolved through

a. group cohesion
b. authoritarian leadership
c. better screening
d. critical incidence

Answer 1

The correct option is A: Group Cohesion

Step-by-step explanation:

Group cohesion, also referred to as social cohesion or group cohesiveness is a term used to describe when members of a social group are tightly linked to one another by bonds, and to the group entirely. In the early stages, as group members bring varying images of what they expect the group to be like, there is a bond that is generated as time goes on, and this bond is what shapes the group and hence resolves all differing ideas.