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What often happens among group members as they strive for power and status?
What often happens among group members as they strive for power and status?
- They become more cohesive
- They form alliances
- They take on distinct roles
- They compete with each other (correct)
How does a leader resolve conflict in a group?
How does a leader resolve conflict in a group?
- By enforcing rules
- By coercing members
- By ignoring the issue
- In a win-win manner (correct)
What happens to group members as they develop norms?
What happens to group members as they develop norms?
- They are coerced into following rules
- They are more likely to adhere to the norms (correct)
- They ignore the norms
- They become more deviant
What is a characteristic of a group's norms?
What is a characteristic of a group's norms?
What happens when a group achieves its objectives?
What happens when a group achieves its objectives?
What happens when a major change occurs in a group?
What happens when a major change occurs in a group?
What happens when an individual does not conform to group norms and does not need the group's approval?
What happens when an individual does not conform to group norms and does not need the group's approval?
What is the reason behind the consultant's refusal to use the alcohol gel bottles?
What is the reason behind the consultant's refusal to use the alcohol gel bottles?
What is the term for the disturbance caused by an individual deviating from group norms?
What is the term for the disturbance caused by an individual deviating from group norms?
What is the primary reason for the emergence of leadership in small groups?
What is the primary reason for the emergence of leadership in small groups?
What is the term for the process by which a group exerts pressure on an individual to conform to group norms?
What is the term for the process by which a group exerts pressure on an individual to conform to group norms?
What is the most important role in a group?
What is the most important role in a group?
What is the first step in enforcing norms with deviant members in a group?
What is the first step in enforcing norms with deviant members in a group?
What is the purpose of task roles in a group?
What is the purpose of task roles in a group?
What is the third stage in enforcing norms with deviant members?
What is the third stage in enforcing norms with deviant members?
What may happen to a deviant member in the coercion stage?
What may happen to a deviant member in the coercion stage?
What is the final stage in enforcing norms with deviant members?
What is the final stage in enforcing norms with deviant members?
Why is diversity of Belbin Team Roles important in building high-performing teams?
Why is diversity of Belbin Team Roles important in building high-performing teams?
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