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Groups: Theory and Experience

Douglas H. Sprenkle, Rodney W. Napier, Matti K. Gershenfeld

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1. Perception and Communication 2. Membership 3. Norms, Group Pressures, and Deviancy 4. Goals 5. Leadership 6. A Systems View of Small Group Behavior 7. Group Problem Solving and Decision Making 8. The Nature of Group Conflict 9. The Evolution of Groups 10. From Groups to Teams: The Evolution of Working Teams in Organizational Life 11. Small Group Processes: Two Contemporary Applications

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1. Perception and Communication 2. Membership 3. Norms, Group Pressures, and Deviancy 4. Goals 5. Leadership 6. A Systems View of Small Group Behavior 7. Group Problem Solving and Decision Making 8. The Nature of Group Conflict 9. The Evolution of Groups 10. From Groups to Teams: The Evolution of Working Teams in Organizational Life 11. Small Group Processes: Two Contemporary Applications

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1. Perception and Communication 2. Membership 3. Norms, Group Pressures, and Deviancy 4. Goals 5. Leadership 6. A Systems View of Small Group Behavior 7. Group Problem Solving and Decision Making 8. The Nature of Group Conflict 9. The Evolution of Groups 10. From Groups to Teams: The Evolution of Working Teams in Organizational Life 11. Small Group Processes: Two Contemporary Applications

Key concepts: Psychology, Social psychology, Developmental psychology

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