Group learning processes are the interactions of two or more individuals with themselves and their environment with the intent to change knowledge, skill, or attitude. We use the term group to refer to the notion of small groups and not large groups characterized as large organizations (Levine and Moreland, 1990; Woods et al., 2000). Interest in group learning processes can be found not only in traditional educational settings such as elementary and secondary schools but also in workplace settings, including the military, industry, business, and even sports (Guzzo
and Shea, 1992; Levine and Moreland, 1990).