The Differences between Groups and Teams. A Comparative Conceptual Analysis and Practical Implications

Exploring the intrinsic nature of human grouping, this seminar paper delves into the significance of social bonds and the evolutionary roots of group dynamics. It highlights Aristotle's assertion of humans as social beings, emphasizing how groups have historically fulfilled essential needs such as social connection and reproduction. While survival is no longer the primary objective, the paper discusses the various forms of groups that persist in modern society, reflecting their enduring relevance in human interactions.