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What is the primary characteristic that distinguishes a team from a small group?
What is the primary characteristic that distinguishes a team from a small group?
- The length of time the group has been together
- The number of members
- The type of task being performed
- The level of interdependence among members (correct)
What type of talk is focused on raising group pride, identity, and morale?
What type of talk is focused on raising group pride, identity, and morale?
- Encounter
- Problem-solving
- Consciousness-raising (correct)
- Role
What is the primary focus of teams' goals?
What is the primary focus of teams' goals?
- Process-oriented
- Task-oriented
- Content-oriented
- Outcome-oriented (correct)
What is the defining feature of small groups?
What is the defining feature of small groups?
What is the primary characteristic of a team's success?
What is the primary characteristic of a team's success?
What is the primary focus of content messages in teams?
What is the primary focus of content messages in teams?
What is the primary difference between small groups and teams?
What is the primary difference between small groups and teams?
Which small group format involves a prepared presentation followed by a Q&A segment?
Which small group format involves a prepared presentation followed by a Q&A segment?
What is the primary purpose of idea generation groups?
What is the primary purpose of idea generation groups?
What occurs during the brainstorming period proper in idea generation groups?
What occurs during the brainstorming period proper in idea generation groups?
What is the primary purpose of focus groups?
What is the primary purpose of focus groups?
What is the primary goal of encounter groups, a type of personal growth group?
What is the primary goal of encounter groups, a type of personal growth group?
What is the primary goal of Consciousness-raising groups?
What is the primary goal of Consciousness-raising groups?
What is the third step in the 6-step problem-solving sequence?
What is the third step in the 6-step problem-solving sequence?
Which problem-solving approach involves limited discussion and confidential voting?
Which problem-solving approach involves limited discussion and confidential voting?
What is the primary activity that occurs during the 'Business' stage of small group development?
What is the primary activity that occurs during the 'Business' stage of small group development?
Which type of group is formed to help one of its members overcome a personal problem?
Which type of group is formed to help one of its members overcome a personal problem?
What is the final stage of small group development?
What is the final stage of small group development?
Which type of power is gained when a person is respected or admired by others?
Which type of power is gained when a person is respected or admired by others?
What is the result of having both Reward Power and Coercive Power?
What is the result of having both Reward Power and Coercive Power?
What is a disadvantage of small groups, where individuals may not contribute equally?
What is a disadvantage of small groups, where individuals may not contribute equally?
Which type of power is gained by possessing expertise or knowledge?
Which type of power is gained by possessing expertise or knowledge?
What is an advantage of small groups, where group members are more committed to decisions?
What is an advantage of small groups, where group members are more committed to decisions?
Which type of power is gained when one can communicate logically and persuasively?
Which type of power is gained when one can communicate logically and persuasively?
What is the primary characteristic of a small group according to Mullins (2010)?
What is the primary characteristic of a small group according to Mullins (2010)?
What is the purpose of task norms in a small group?
What is the purpose of task norms in a small group?
What is the effect of a change in one part of a small group, as described by the concept of interdependence?
What is the effect of a change in one part of a small group, as described by the concept of interdependence?
What is the difference between primary and secondary features of small groups?
What is the difference between primary and secondary features of small groups?
What is the common purpose that connects individuals in a small group?
What is the common purpose that connects individuals in a small group?
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