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group composition

A key feature of every group is its composition—the number and types of people who belong. Group composition has been studied extensively, though in much of that work, it was studied mostly because of its role in other group phenomena, not as a phenomenon in itself. [Source: Encyclopedia of Group Processes & Intergroup Relations; Group Composition]

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