Calvin is part of a highly cohesive group and wants to be sure that this cohesiveness positively impacts the performance of the group.In which of the following situations could Calvin be most certain of this?

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Cohesiveness is most likely to positively impact group performance when the group's tasks are interdependent, meaning that each member's contributions are necessary for the group to succeed. In a group with highly cohesive members who are interdependent, there is better communication, cooperation, and support among members, which is likely to result in better performance. The other options - having a large group, negative norms, and requiring creativity - do not necessarily guarantee positive impacts on group performance based on cohesiveness alone.

Calvin Is Part of a Highly Cohesive Group and Wants