2. Group presentation
It's long been known that a group of individuals, gathered together by chance or in an unorganized way, does not make a group. For this to be the case, the population must possess at least the following characteristics:
purpose to indicate that the members of a group are consciously united around a shared goal;
interactions to describe the fact that the members of a group have developed a certain level of cohesion among themselves through reciprocal exchanges and influences;
existence to express that group members clearly distinguish, possibly for various reasons, their interdependence and indeed what is internal to the group and what is not.
Ultimately, a group is a human whole endowed with a purpose,...
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