28 Questions
What is the primary focus of an autocratic leadership style?
The leader
Which member role in a group encourages and motivates others to perform at their maximum potential?
Energizer
What is the main goal during the Initial or Orientation Phase of a group?
Establish/clarify rules and goals
Which leadership style allows people to do as they please?
Laissez-Faire
What does the term 'group' refer to?
Individuals united by shared interests, values, norms, or purpose
Who encourages acceptance of and participation by all members of the group?
Gatekeeper
What is the primary responsibility of a Compromiser role in a group?
Relieve conflict by assisting members to reach a compromise
Which function involves a group providing security and comfort to its members?
Support
Which individual role in a group listens attentively but is a passive participant?
Follower
What is the primary function of a task group?
Accomplish a specific outcome or task
Which factor is related to observing progress in others with similar problems to gain hope?
Instillation of hope
In a Democratic leadership style, who is the primary focus?
The group members
What does 'catharsis' refer to in the context of group dynamics?
Expressing both positive and negative feelings
What is the primary responsibility of an Initiator role in a group?
Outlines the task at hand for the group and proposes methods for solution
In what type of group are members primarily concerned with sharing thoughts and coping strategies for emotional stress?
Supportive/Therapeutic group
Which phase involves reviewing the goals and outcomes of a group?
Final or Termination Phase
'Altruism' in group dynamics refers to:
Mutual sharing and concern for each other
What physical condition is recommended to influence positive group dynamics?
Seating arrangement with no barriers between members
Which therapeutic factor involves individual members realizing they are not alone in the problems, thoughts, and feelings they are experiencing?
Universality
In group dynamics, what type of group primarily conveys knowledge and information to participants?
Teaching group
What phase of group development involves the group members developing a sense of belonging that separates the individual from the group?
Phase II
Which physical condition is recommended to positively influence group dynamics by ensuring there are no barriers between members?
Seating
What function of a group involves providing assistance in endeavors that are beyond the capacity of one individual alone or when results can be achieved more effectively as a team?
Task Completion
Which individual role in a group uses the group to gain sympathy from others?
Help-seeker
What is the primary focus of a Coordinator in a group?
Brings relationships together to pursue common goals
What is the main goal during the Middle or Working Phase of a group?
Work towards completion of the task
In which leadership style does the leader focus on the members of the group?
Democratic
What is the primary responsibility of an Elaborator role in a group?
Explains and expands upon group plans and ideas
Review important definitions and functions related to groups in psychology, such as group membership and functions like socialization and support. Includes 8 questions for better understanding.
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