Cohesion
Cohesion (Latin cohaerere " related " ), also known as connection force may refer to:
- Cohesion (chemistry) in physics and chemistry, the connection forces between the atoms or molecules of a substance
- Cohesion ( soil mechanics ) in soil mechanics, the cohesive forces in cohesive soils, adhesion
- Cohesion (biology) in biology, a phenomenon which is responsible for the delimitation of species to other species and their internal cohesion
- Hold Cohesion ( behavior) in behavioral research, the effort of animals such as birds or fish in a shoal
- Cohesion ( Psychology ) in social psychology phenomenon of cohesion of groups, see also Group Cohesion
- Cohesion (politics ) in the politics and economy of the cohesion of states and peoples against enemies foreign policy and freeloaders
- Map Cohesion ( computer science ) in computer science, the ability of a program unit, a logical task or unit
- Cohesion (linguistics) in linguistics and literature the linguistic connectedness of a text through grammatical and lexical resources, and the relationship between sets
See also:
- Disambiguation