Group commitment, or 'togetherness,' is most evident when:
A) Group members are not dedicated to their shared goal
B) Group members demonstrate concern for each others' well-being
C) Group members strive for individual recognition
D) Group members disrespect each other

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Group commitment, or 'togetherness,' is most evident when group members demonstrate concern for each others' well-being. This means that they are invested in each other's success and are willing to support and help each other achieve the shared goal. When there is a strong sense of togetherness within a group, members are more likely to work collaboratively and have a greater chance of achieving success as a team. The other choices listed - A, C and D - are all examples of behaviors that are detrimental to group commitment and cohesion.

Group Commitment, or 'Togetherness,' Is Most Evident When