plural noun

• The study or use of the processes involved when people in a group interact.

  ‘it is often helpful to group dynamics to introduce games and exercises into group discussion’

  More example sentences

  • ‘After campers cool down, the facilitators begin a discussion of group dynamics in the exercise.’
  • ‘However, like I said, since her issues with him were instant, I don't think she had much time to study the group dynamics before choosing her victim.’
  • ‘Some smaller-scale studies attempted to measure group dynamics in quantitative terms or evaluate leadership performance with surveying tools.’
  • ‘During this period, Air Force leadership publications included both positive and negative examples of group dynamics and case studies.’
  • ‘But the topic of mailing lists is a whole universe unto itself, involving all the subtleties and complexities of group dynamics.’