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Groups Test

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Name two groups in which you have been a part of   show
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Why should we study groups?   show
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Group dynamics are an interdisciplinary field. Provide some examples:   show
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show Three or more interdependent individuals who can mutually influence one another through social interaction.  
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show changes the dynamics of the communication dynamics.  
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How do groups differ from collectives?   show
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show  
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what problems do work groups face?   show
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show 1. formal 2. informal  
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show 1. command groups 2. task groups 3. boards 4. commissions 5. self-regulated  
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show 1. Interest groups 2. Social groups*  
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*Group Development   show
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show living systems  
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show 1. forming 2. storming 3. norming 4. performing 5. adjorning  
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forming   show
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show figure out how to do the task (conflict) Facilitation: Let them know conflict is normal. Conflict can also be beneficial  
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show sometimes called the cohesion stage, creates group norms Facilitation: Be sure they capture what they work on and it is an opportunity for feedback  
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performing   show
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adjorning   show
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3 types of group development models   show
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Bales equilibrium model (cyclical)   show
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Punctuated equilibrium:   show
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Gersick's punctuated equilibrium   show
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Individual socialization into the group   show
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Socialization model   show
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*End ppt 1   show
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show voicethread 1  
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Fishbone diagram created by   show
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show Head: effect(y) Bones(factors)->people, procedures, policies, methods, machines, materials, manpower, surroundings, suppliers, systems, skills.) side bones: causes and why UNCOVER THE ROOT PROBLEM.  
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show 1. state problem 2. identify possible major factors 3. ask why for each factor 4. turn it around... can you say factor or bone caused the problem? 5. verify root cause  
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show pattern of relationships. how the members are interconnected. complex network of interconnections. role the groups takes on the status the attraction communication patterns  
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role differentiation is:   show
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show pertain to the work of the group what brings people together and is related to performance  
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show pertain to the relations among members  
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show tend to become specialized over time  
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task and relationship role demands:   show
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Benne & Sheats proposed different task roles:   show
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show encourager, harmonizer, compromiser, gatekeeper, stand setter, follower, commentator  
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show roles form as a function of the relationship with external environment. scout, ambassador, sentry, guard, immigrants- info that goes in and out of group  
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show r*coordination oles are based on the integration of the groups. orientation, time, coordination, motivation, systems monitoring, procedure maintenance, response distribution  
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status network: attraction network:   show
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communication: formal and informal paths that define who speaks to whom most frequently   show
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four person networks: five person networks:   show
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3 tasks types thompson 1967   show
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Steiner 5 individual inputs combined to yield a group product   show
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show ind. inputs are added together  
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compensatory   show
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show group selects 1 solution of product from a pool of member's solutions or products  
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show all group members must contribute to the product for it to be completed  
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discretionary   show
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show conceptual/behavioral(x-axis) conflict/cooperation (y-axis) generate, execute, negotiate, choose  
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show 1. generating plans 2. generating ideas 3. Intellective 4. decision making 5. resolving viewpoints 6. resolving conflict 7. competing for victory 8. performance  
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*Group characteristics ppt 3   show
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cohesion   show
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multidimensional (4)   show
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show attraction between members and attraction to the group as a whole  
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attraction directly influences   show
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attraction, group pride, and task focus makes up cohesion which impacts   show
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show high productivity  
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group think   show
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group think symptoms   show
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show space shuttle challenger  
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antecedents of group think   show
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show education limits on premature consensus monitoring from impartial leader devils advocate proper decision making techniques  
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show i think i can i think we can we think we can  
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*N+1 groups ppt 4   show
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show  
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show actual productivity process loss solution  
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actual productivity=   show
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show less than optimal way to combine resources= coordination/motivation  
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solution=   show
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causes of loss of productivity   show
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social loafing (3)   show
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group polarization and risk:   show
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alternative decision making techniques (4)   show
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show Strictly snail mail.  
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show artificially created groupsWork as individuals and they are averaged together  
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brain storming   show
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show In group, observer and speaker roles rotate  
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show 1. post pone and withhold your judgment of ideas 2. encourage wild and exaggerated ideas 3. quantity counts at this stage, not quality 4. build on the ideas put forward by others-combine and improve 5. every person and every idea has equal worth  
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show individuals create ideas write thoughts on post its post notes for groups clarification only silently move into similar categories select category headers discussion of priorities vote for categories count votes discuss top categories create sol  
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Dont use killer phrases   show
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show democracy responsibility cooperation honesty egalitarianism  
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show each person has an opportunity  
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show each person has responsibility  
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cooperation   show
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show trust in leadership/facilitator will create honesty in the group- role modeling  
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egalitarianism   show
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show team ksa's individual differences  
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team ksa's   show
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show homogeneity heterogeneity (supplementary, complementary)  
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multilevel analysis   show
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Class goals   show
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show facilitation  
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show identify phenomena  
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Know:*End ppt   show
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*Lewin ppt 5   show
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B= f(P, E)   show
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show Life space  
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show A, B, C, A+B, A+C, B+C  
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Force field analysis diagram   show
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show take current lvl of group performance, manipulate driving and/or restraining forces to reach the desired lvl of group performance  
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propositions of a force field analysis   show
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show unfreeze, locomotion, refreeze.  
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show simple tasks. wheel kite y hub.efficient quicker. correct for errors. not everyone can contribute. difficult to disseminate.  
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show complex tasks. comcon. more pple to give opinion. can add time to task completion time.pple like this better.  
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show switch to centralized. groups w norms when know how to switch.  
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show provide 3 examples  
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name a task for each of the 8 mcgrath typologies   show
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show high performing groups a team is not successful unless everyone contributes high interdependence  
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show different stimuli around us that help shape group behavior/norms  
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show things that are around your environment (dress code, eating together)  
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show specific info on how you fit into norms  
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show structures which serve to regulate behavior shared realities which exert social influence on members to conform  
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show not norms; related to how they go about the task (penguins and getting fish)  
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show coming up with something to be done  
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generating ideas   show
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intellective   show
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decision making   show
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show conceptual; conflict but discussion of how to come together. More intellectual.  
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Resolving Conflict   show
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show battling for power, football game, competing for a contract, etc.  
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show just doing what needs to be done; actually performing the task in cooperation, compteing together as a team, rather than competing against each other to be a part of the team.  
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show Lack of identifiability of each individual’s contribution Diffusion of responsibility  
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show Self-censor, self-mindguard Concerned about putting something in the group because we are concerned with what others will think  
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show When there are a lot of ideas flowing and you forget what you were going to say Idea gets blocked because of bad coordination  
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