A strong attachment to the group and a closeness measured by a singleness of purpose and a high degree of cooperation is known as:
A)conflict.
B)performance standards.
C)cohesion.
D)discipline.

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The described characteristics of a strong attachment to the group and closeness measured by singleness of purpose and a high degree of cooperation are defining features of cohesion within a group. Choice A (conflict) represents a lack of cohesion, choice B (performance standards) can be important but is not equivalent to cohesion, and choice D (discipline) is important but not the same as cohesion.

A Strong Attachment to the Group and a Closeness Measured