Group Cohesiveness, a Group Process, Has Three Parts to Its

Group cohesiveness, a group process, has three parts to its full definition: the degree to which members are attracted to a group, the degree to which members are motivated to remain in the group and.

A) the overall success of the group in achieving its goal
B) the rewards received by the group
C) the amount of process loss paid by the group
D) the extent to which members mutually influence one another