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means A collection of people or things gathered or classed together as a unit.
from From French 'groupe,' borrowed into English in the 1600s as an art term for figures arranged together in a painting or sculpture. The French took it from Italian 'gruppo,' meaning a cluster or knot — and the trail likely runs back to a Germanic word for a lump or rounded mass, a cousin of 'crop.' So the very idea began as things knotted into one bunch, which is exactly what a group still is.
- group theory
- a math field built entirely on symmetry and structure
- safety in numbers
- prey herds confuse predators by overwhelming their target choice
- diffused effort
- people pull less hard in groups, called social loafing
- minimum size
- three is the smallest true group; two is a pair
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