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Program Semester Subject Code Subject Name Unit Number Unit Title Lecture Title

: MBA :I : MB0038 : Management Process and Organization Behavior : 10 : Group Behavior : Group Behaviour

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MB0038-Management Process and Organization Behavior Unit-10 Group Behavior

Management Process and Organization Behavior

Objectives :
• • • • Discuss about groups. Classify different types of groups. To explain teams. Discuss the differences between groups and teams.

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Lecture Outline
• • • • • • • Introduction Groups Group Formation Team Groups Vs Team Check Your Learning Activity

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Introduction

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In the earlier units you have studied about the aspects related to individual. You may also have understanding about the leadership theories. In this unit we will be discussing about the groups and teams.

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Effective

groups

help

organizations

accomplish

important tasks. In particular, they offer the potential for synergy—the creation of a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. When synergy occurs, groups accomplish more than the total of their members’ individual capabilities.
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Groups Formal Groups: A designated work group defined by the organization's structure. Informal Groups: An organization's informal groups are

the groups that evolve to meet social or affiliation needs by bringing people together based on shared interests or friendship.

Formal Groups
• Command group • Task group • Committee • • • •

Informal Groups
Friendship Group Interest Group Membership Group Cliques
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