While groups are as unique as individuals, successful group dynamics are more generic as the tripartite analysis of Keyton (U. of Memphis) attests. Part I addresses the group from micro- and macro-system perspectives (e.g. its structure, environmental context, type, individual needs). Based on structuration theory, Part II discusses collective decision-making, leadership, and conflict management. Lastly, in/formal observation and feedback promote group development. Includes standard learning aids. Useful as a primary text for undergraduate group communication courses. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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