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Abstract
Although group cohesion is widely recognized as a potent factor in a variety of group settings, its multidimensional properties are dflficult to define and measure. This review presents some current attempts to redefme the concept and examines studies designedto manipulate factors hypothesized to enhance cohesion and concludes with some suggestions for more systematic and potentially fruilful research.