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    Groups consist of individuals who come together through social interaction and develop relationships around common motives, communication, and a feeling of unity. They have a common object of attention and loyalty. Groups can be formal or informal, and include command groups, task groups, cross-functional teams, and self-managed teams. Groups go through stages of development.

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    Groups consist of individuals who come together through social interaction and develop relationships around common motives, communication, and a feeling of unity. They have a common object of attention and loyalty. Groups can be formal or informal, and include command groups, task groups, cross-functional teams, and self-managed teams. Groups go through stages of development.

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    Groups consist of individuals who come together through social interaction and develop relationships around common motives, communication, and a feeling of unity. They have a common object of attention and loyalty. Groups can be formal or informal, and include command groups, task groups, cross-functional teams, and self-managed teams. Groups go through stages of development.

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    WHAT ARE

    GROUPS?
    FEATURES OF GROUPS
    Individuals come together

    Social interactions and relationships develop

    Common motives

    Communication

    Feeling of unity

    Common Object of attention

    Loyalty
    TYPES OF
    GROUP

    FORMAL INFORMAL
    GROUP GROUP

    CROSS- SELF-
    COMMAND TASK
    FUNCTIONA MANAGED
    GROUPS GROUPS
    L TEAMS TEAMS
    STAGES OF GROUP
    DEVELOPMENT

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