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Group space

Group space is defined as a temporary spatial boundary that forms around interacting groups and serves as a barrier to unwanted intrusion by non-members.

Group status

Group status refers to the esteem in which the group is held by people not in the group.

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Group structure

Group structure refers to the network of roles, communication pathways, and power in a group. It is the underlying pattern of roles, norms, and relations among members that organizes groups.

Group test

Group test is defined as a test which can be given to more than one person at a time by a single test administrator

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Group Therapy

Group Therapy refers to a Psychotherapy conducted in groups; a therapy conducted with groups of people rather than one on one between a therapist and client.

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Group-centrism

Group-centrism refers to a group-level syndrome caused by members’ excessive strivings to maintain and support their group ’s unity that results in perturbations in a group’s decision-making capability and intergroup relations.

Group–group conflict

Group –group conflict is defined as a conflict between two (2) or more groups.

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Grouping

Grouping is a term in Piaget's Theory referring to a set of logically related operations.

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