Shared goals that require cooperation are called

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Superordinate goals refer to shared goals that require the cooperation of individuals or groups who may have different interests, values or goals. These goals often serve to unite people and overcome differences, leading to increased cooperation and positive actions. Implicit goals are not necessarily shared or cooperative, subordinate goals are those that are subordinate to larger goals and cooperative goals do not necessarily refer to shared goals that require cooperation.

Shared Goals That Require Cooperation Are Called