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group dynamics

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group dynamics
Etymology: Fr, groupe + Gk, dynamis, force
the interactions and relationships that take place among group members as well as between the group and the rest of society. It includes interdependence of group members, collective problem solving and decision making, and group conformity.

group dynamics
Psychiatry The interactions and interrelations among members of a therapy group and between members and therapist; effective use of GD is essential in group treatment


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