Questions: Question 24 (3 points) "Group drive" refers to motivation to belong to a group. motivation to accomplish the group task. motivation to gain power in a group. motivation of a group to increase its influence over the parent organization. competition among groups in an organization.

The answer is motivation to belong to a group.

This option accurately describes "group drive" as it refers to the inherent motivation individuals have to be part of a group. This drive is rooted in the human need for social connection and belonging.

While this is a form of motivation within a group, it is more specific to task-oriented goals rather than the broader concept of "group drive."

This option focuses on individual aspirations for power within a group, which is different from the general motivation to be part of a group.

This option describes a group's collective ambition to expand its influence, which is not the same as the individual drive to belong to a group.

This option refers to inter-group dynamics and competition, which is not directly related to the concept of "group drive."