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What are group structures?
What are group structures?
- The expectations about member's roles in a group
- The networks of connections among group members
- The complex set of relations that organize a group (correct)
- Observable behaviors within a group
What is the function of norms in a group?
What is the function of norms in a group?
- To shape group processes and conduct
- To create strong bonds among group members
- To promote or threaten members' health
- To regulate behavior and provide direction and motivation (correct)
What are prescriptive norms?
What are prescriptive norms?
- Standards that prescribe the socially appropriate way to respond
- Standards that identify preferable behaviors (correct)
- Standards that are consensual and internalized
- Standards that describe what behaviors should not be performed
Which type of norm describes how people typically act, feel, and think in a given situation?
Which type of norm describes how people typically act, feel, and think in a given situation?
What type of norm describes how people should act, feel, and think in a given situation?
What type of norm describes how people should act, feel, and think in a given situation?
Which term refers to the unwritten rules of conduct in a group?
Which term refers to the unwritten rules of conduct in a group?
What is the term for helpful behaviors directed toward individuals or groups within an organization?
What is the term for helpful behaviors directed toward individuals or groups within an organization?
Which phase of transition involves the process of integrating new members into the group?
Which phase of transition involves the process of integrating new members into the group?
Which type of role stress occurs when someone plays multiple roles within a group and the expectations and behaviors associated with these roles are not consistent?
Which type of role stress occurs when someone plays multiple roles within a group and the expectations and behaviors associated with these roles are not consistent?
Which type of communication network involves a central hub or person where information is collected, synthesized, and disseminated?
Which type of communication network involves a central hub or person where information is collected, synthesized, and disseminated?
What are the negative outcomes associated with role stress?
What are the negative outcomes associated with role stress?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences unhealthy behaviors in group processes?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences unhealthy behaviors in group processes?
What is the term used to describe the increase in the number of roles in a group, accompanied by a gradual decrease in the scope of these roles as each one becomes more narrowly defined and specialized?
What is the term used to describe the increase in the number of roles in a group, accompanied by a gradual decrease in the scope of these roles as each one becomes more narrowly defined and specialized?
Which type of role in a group focuses on tasks and activities, such as initiating structure and setting goals?
Which type of role in a group focuses on tasks and activities, such as initiating structure and setting goals?
Why do people have difficulty playing both task and relationship roles in a group?
Why do people have difficulty playing both task and relationship roles in a group?
Which of the following is NOT a potential issue related to the administration of 360-Degree Assessment?
Which of the following is NOT a potential issue related to the administration of 360-Degree Assessment?
What is one of the advantages of 360-Degree Assessment mentioned in the text?
What is one of the advantages of 360-Degree Assessment mentioned in the text?
What is the objective of 360-Degree Assessment according to the text?
What is the objective of 360-Degree Assessment according to the text?
Which type of communication network is characterized by communication flowing from one person to the next in a closed and centralized manner?
Which type of communication network is characterized by communication flowing from one person to the next in a closed and centralized manner?
Which term in social network analysis refers to the degree to which a group member's position in a network is located along a path between other pairs of individuals in the network?
Which term in social network analysis refers to the degree to which a group member's position in a network is located along a path between other pairs of individuals in the network?
Which generation values diversity, techno literacy, self-reliance, and increased confidence, and enjoys feedback but doesn't always seek it?
Which generation values diversity, techno literacy, self-reliance, and increased confidence, and enjoys feedback but doesn't always seek it?
Which generation may mistake silence for disapproval and needs to know what they're doing right and what they're doing wrong?
Which generation may mistake silence for disapproval and needs to know what they're doing right and what they're doing wrong?
Which theory suggests that our actions in a group are based on both rational plans and unconscious psychological processes?
Which theory suggests that our actions in a group are based on both rational plans and unconscious psychological processes?
What are the three key dimensions identified in the SYMLOG procedure?
What are the three key dimensions identified in the SYMLOG procedure?
What is the purpose of the SYMLOG assessment?
What is the purpose of the SYMLOG assessment?
According to Moreland and Levine's Group Socialization Theory, how does the relationship between groups and individuals change over time?
According to Moreland and Levine's Group Socialization Theory, how does the relationship between groups and individuals change over time?
