The degree to which the members of the group are attracted to membership in the group is known as:
A)Group norms
B)Synergy
C)Group cohesiveness
D)Group dynamics
E)Role making

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Group cohesiveness refers to the degree to which individuals are attracted to membership in the group and the degree to which the group is united in achieving its goals. Group norms refer to the shared expectations and beliefs about how group members should behave. Synergy refers to the added effectiveness that results when individuals work together to achieve a common goal. Group dynamics refers to the patterns of interaction and communication within a group. Role making refers to the process by which group members negotiate with each other to define their respective roles within the group.

The Degree to Which the Members of the Group Are