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The members of two supervisory groups were polled to discern what they thought made a group function cooperatively. Five overlapping variables emerged: (1) mutual acceptance and support; (2) play; (3) tolearnace and enjoyment of primary process; (4) resolution of intragroup conflicts; and (5) gained competence. Examples and discussion are provided.