group dynamics

Noun

Meaning

the branch of social psychology that studies the psychodynamics of interaction in social groups

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As directed simply and a bit too casually by Scott Elliott (TNG’s ), the group dynamics of the sexual revolution cut through the thin veneer and play out with each spark leading to a well tuned sweet song. Source: Internet

Bion believed that interpretation by the therapist of this aspect of group dynamics would result in insight regarding effective group work. Source: Internet

Kinsey's senior undergraduate thesis for psychology, a dissertation on the group dynamics of young boys, echoed this interest. Source: Internet

Generally possessing a high level of emotional intelligence, arrangers pick up on group dynamics and understand the strengths of those around them. Source: Internet

SCT also emphasizes the need to recognize the phases of group development and the defenses related to each phase in order to best make sense and influence group dynamics. Source: Internet

Social influence is also closely related to the study of group dynamics, as most principles of influence are strongest when they take place in social groups. Source: Internet

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