18 Questions
What is the main advantage of using the Delphi technique?
It minimizes the chances of dominant personalities in the group
When is the Delphi technique particularly useful?
When expert opinions are needed but expense would prohibit bringing them together
What is the main purpose of the Delphi technique?
To find a solution to a problem with no known solution
What is a common criticism of the brainstorming approach?
It is too expensive and time-consuming
What is the primary goal of a brainstorming session?
To generate as many ideas as possible
What is a key characteristic of the Delphi technique?
It allows for independent consideration of ideas
What is the primary purpose of Appreciative Inquiry in group decision making?
To discover and build on the positive aspects of an organization
According to the Appreciative Inquiry approach, what happens when an organization focuses on its problems?
It continues to find problems
In the Appreciative Inquiry process, what happens during the 'Discover' phase?
People talk to one another to discover the times when the organization is at its best
What is the goal of the 'Dream' phase in Appreciative Inquiry?
To envision the organization as if the peak moments were the norm
Who developed the Appreciative Inquiry approach?
David Cooperrider and Suresh Srivastva
What occurs during the 'Deliver' phase of Appreciative Inquiry?
Experimentation and improvisation occur to test designs
What is a characteristic of the Delphi technique?
Use of questionnaires to gather judgements
What is an advantage of the Delphi technique?
It can rely on the input of experts who are widely dispersed geographically
What is a potential application of the Delphi technique?
To evaluate the quality of research proposals
How many rounds does the Delphi technique typically involve?
Many, but usually not exceeding three
What is NOT a characteristic of the Delphi technique?
Face-to-face meetings
What type of information can be gathered using the Delphi technique?
Judgments on a particular topic
Learn about the Nominal Group Technique (NGT), a structured method for eliciting written questions, ideas, and reactions from group members. Understand how NGT works and its benefits in group decision making. This quiz is based on HCA 301, CHSS, AHD, Semester II-2023-2024.
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