👉 In the field of psychology, a "cohortative" refers to a group or a population that shares similar characteristics, experiences, and behaviors. This can be seen in various contexts such as education, research, or social dynamics. For example, in a cohort, students from different schools may share common interests, academic backgrounds, and educational trajectories, which can lead to more effective collaboration and support among the group members. Cohortative groups are often characterized by their shared history, experiences, and goals
