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15 Cards in this Set
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four cohesion components
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multidimensional, dynamic, instrumental, affective
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task cohesion
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the degree to which group members work together to achieve common goals and objectives
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social cohesion
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the interpersonal attractions among group members
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coacting teams
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archery, bowling, golf, track, riflery, skiing, wrestling
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mixed coacting/interacting teams
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football, baseball/softball
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interacting teams
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basketball, field hockey, ice hockey, soccer, volleyball
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level of cohesiveness, interactive vs coactive
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the level of cohesiveness is greater in interactive sports than in coactive sports
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MAPS approach to team building
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Mission; Assessment; Plan: Systematic evaluation
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MAPS: Mission
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derive and clarify team mission
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MAPS: Assessment
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assess team strengths and areas needing improvement
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MAPS: Plan
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develop action plans to improve effort and commitment
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MAPS: Systematic evaluation
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reflect, review, and revise group goals and plans
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strategies to build cohesiveness in exercise settings
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distinctiveness, individual positions, group norms, individual sacrifices, interactions, communication
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guidelines for building team cohesion: leader strategies
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communicate effectively; explain individual roles in team success; develop pride within subunits; set challenging team goals; encourage team identity, avoid formation of social cliques, avoid excessive turnover, conduct periodic team meetings; know the team climate; get to know others
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guidelines for building team cohesion: group member strategies
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get to know members of the group; help group members whenever possible; give group members positive reinforcement; be responsible; communicate openly; give 100% effort
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