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Group dynamics is a system of behaviors and psychological processes occurring within a social group (intragroup dynamics), or between social groups (intergroup dynamics).
Group dynamics play a significant role within any organization, culture, or unit. The important thing to remember with any of these structures is that they are made up of people, people with different ideas, motivations, background, and sometimes different agendas.
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Group dynamics influences the behavior of individuals in different ways in the form of conformity to group norms, group cohesiveness, group participation, group competition and group problem solving which are found in both informal and informal groups. It is behavior of individuals which make a big difference in an organization.
Group Dynamics: it's characteristics, stages, types, factors ,team building and other Details! People may underestimate the importance of society and group.
Sameness:
This happens when team members have been working in the same group for a period of time after a while, the sameness brings security and trust.
Effective Leadership :
This means you, as the leader, have to monitor your teams to ensure they are aligning with each other and often includes conflict resolution skills.
Content Members :
This part of the cohesive process develops usually on its own as the team experiences success as a group and they start to enjoy those successes in a “go-team” style.
Individuals are affected by group to which they belong. It affects their behavior in different ways in the form of conformity to group norms, group cohesiveness, group participation, group competition and group problem solving which are found in both informal and informal groups. It is behavior of individuals which make a big difference in an organization.
Group Dynamics is the study of all forces operating within a group in social interaction. It can be seen in terms of the internal nature of groups, their information, structure and process, the way they affect individual members, other groups, and the organization .
Group Dynamics is the system of forces operating within a group (as many experts commented). coming to few importance of it:-
1. Group can influence the thinking of its members and they are always influenced by the interactions of other members in the group.
2. GD can even give job satisfaction.
3. GD will create 'honest differences' within the group and which is actually healthy sign of progress.
Group dynamics is a very large subject that is tough to put into a brief answer here. However, the answer from Ibrahim Hussein is quite accurate. From an organizational perspective, I can say that we are bothered about what impact individuals have on a group, and how they are affected by others in the group. The reason why we organize so many team-building training programs in companies to form better bonding between employees - so that the dynamics between members of the team work in the positive direction.
It is about how cohesive they are, how participative, how they solve common problems. Let's take some examples - we are all aware of the intergroup dynamics between Gavaskar and Kapil Dev when they were both in the same team (or for that matter, the dynamics between Sehwag and Dhoni). When individuals use their negative energies to pull down each other, run down each other, score a point at any opportunity, the dynamics work against the organization. If you take positive examples - Tendulkar, Dravid, Laxman for example, you see how they backed up each other, supported each other, and got positive results for their organization.
That's where we come in - it is important to understand the positive and negative forces that act in any team, try and put supporting forces together, ease out the negative energies that emerge in any team, so that the organization succeeds ultimately.
Hope this helps.
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A dynamic group is a group that is done professionally, accurately and without mistakes is the team that has been training well all expectations and managing crises and risks
