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GROUP DYNAMICS

GROUP DYNAMICS. ARE YOU LEADING A TEAM OR A GROUP?. TEAM. GROUP. 2 or more individuals who share common goals, interests Individuality can be maintained There might not be a common particular purpose. Any group of people involved in similar activity where coordination is involved

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GROUP DYNAMICS

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  1. www.udaanfound.com GROUP DYNAMICS

  2. www.udaanfound.com ARE YOU LEADING A TEAM OR A GROUP? TEAM GROUP 2 or more individuals who share common goals, interests Individuality can be maintained There might not be a common particular purpose • Any group of people involved in similar activity where coordination is involved • Interdependence is crucial part • Formed for a particular purpose

  3. www.udaanfound.com “EVERY TEAM IS A GROUP BUT, EVERY GROUP IS NOT NECESSARILY A TEAM”

  4. www.udaanfound.com ACTIVITY TIME

  5. www.udaanfound.com Understanding “GROUP” and “DYNAMICS”

  6. www.udaanfound.com WHY DO WE NEED TO BE IN A GROUP? • Social animal • Identity • Security • Quality and quantity of work • Community living • Interdependence • Support system

  7. www.udaanfound.com THE “PROBLEMATIC” DYNAMICS • The aggressor • The negator • The withdrawer • The attention seeker • The joker

  8. www.udaanfound.com WHAT CAUSES POOR GROUP DYNAMICS? • Weak leadership • Excessive deference to the authority • Evaluation threat • Low psychological safety • Groupthink • Social loafing

  9. www.udaanfound.com Turning it into a “SUPER POWER” • Know your group well • Provide feedback • Define roles and responsibilities • Communication • Constructive criticism • Take an extra leap!

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