The degree to which group members like each other, feel pride in being part of the group, and are committed to their group goals is known as ____.
A)group homogeneity
B)group cohesiveness
C)organisational citizenship behaviour
D)job satisfaction

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The degree to which group members like each other, feel pride in being part of the group, and are committed to their group goals is known as group cohesiveness. Option A, group homogeneity, refers to the similarity of group members in terms of traits or characteristics. Option C, organizational citizenship behavior, refers to behaviors that go beyond the requirements of the job, such as voluntary participation in group activities. Option D, job satisfaction, is a personal feeling of contentment or fulfillment from one's job.

The Degree to Which Group Members Like Each Other, Feel