Cohesiveness is most likely to develop in groups that have
A) diversity.
B) hidden agendas.
C) no competition from other groups.
D) internal power struggles.

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Diversity allows for different perspectives and ideas to be brought to the group, which can lead to a more cohesive group. Hidden agendas, internal power struggles, and no competition from other groups do not necessarily contribute to group cohesiveness.

Cohesiveness Is Most Likely to Develop in Groups That Have