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6. What type of sport should task cohesion be used in and why?

  • Interactive, to achieve a collective goal by working coherently
  • Social

7. What type of sports is social cohesion important in and why

  • Co-active, for example a fitness group where relationships are built to provide support to each other
  • Active

8. What factors affect team cohesion?

  • Situational, individual, team, leader
  • Skill, leaders, ages, genders

9. What are situational factors?

  • Time available, tradition of leader styles, co-active or interactive, group size
  • Age, gender, size, co-operation, cohesion, schemas

10. What are individual factors?

  • Characteristics including experience and motivation levels
  • Age, gender, ability, reaction times strength etc.

11. What are leadership factors?

  • The style of leadership used, based on group relationship with leader, leader position
  • Experience, age, gender, motivation levels of leader

12. What factors affect group participation?

  • Punishment of non-cohesion to break S-R bond, positive reinforcement of cohesion, team goals, team building activities to build cohesion, allocation of clear roles and evaluation of players to allow them to feel valued
  • Life experience

13. What are team factors?

  • Common goals, shared success, and good communication
  • Good communication, equal level of ability, high motivation, positive reinforcement in the team

14. When is a performer more likely to carry on participating?

  • When they feel their performance is valued and unique to the team, when other team members believe in participation then you will confrom to their views, participation is exciting
  • When they are winning and keeping team cohesion and motivation levels high

15. How can a performer be negatively affected by a team?

  • If they believe they don't fit in then they will take the opposite views to the team
  • If they are bullied