Kinesiology 1088A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Free Throw, Social Loafing, Fingerpaint
4 Sep 2014
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The result of all forces acting on members to remain in the group (festinger et al, 1950) Resistance of the group to disruptive forces (gross and martin, 1952) Dynamic process reflected in the tendency for a group to attract members, stick together, and remain united in the pursuit of it"s goals and/or the satisfaction of it"s members (2 dimensions: task & socail) (carron et al. Fundamental characteristics: multidimensional- numerous factors cause groups to stick together, dynamic- can change over time (better players get to play and others don"t and then we get conflict) Personal factors leadership factors ***this is in a circle cycle with an . arrow from environment to team. Normative/social pressures on a quitter (if you aren"t having fun and don"t really like the team and you want to go elsewhere, but your team is like no you joined this you cant quit and go elsewhere)
