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The Review of Western Group Cohesiveness Studies

Lin Ma

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Group cohesiveness is one of the most important factors that influence employees' job attitude,behavior and performance.The author summarized the studies on the theory of group cohesiveness,and made a comment on the conception,dimensions,and antecedents and consequences of group cohesiveness.Finally,the author gave some sugges- tions about the future of group cohesiveness research in China.

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Group cohesiveness is one of the most important factors that influence employees' job attitude,behavior and performance.The author summarized the studies on the theory of group cohesiveness,and made a comment on the conception,dimensions,and antecedents and consequences of group cohesiveness.Finally,the author gave some sugges- tions about the future of group cohesiveness research in China.

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Group cohesiveness is one of the most important factors that influence employees' job attitude,behavior and performance.The author summarized the studies on the theory of group cohesiveness,and made a comment on the conception,dimensions,and antecedents and consequences of group cohesiveness.Finally,the author gave some sugges- tions about the future of group cohesiveness research in China.

Key concepts: Group cohesiveness, Group (periodic table), Cohesion (chemistry), Social psychology, Psychology, Chemistry, Organic chemistry

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