15 Questions
According to Gawlinski & Graessle (1988), what does the term 'team' refer to?
A small group of people with shared objectives
What is important to consider as a social worker preparing to work with groups, based on the provided text?
Shared identity, shared frame of reference, and shared objectives
Why are groups considered as mechanisms for change, based on the text?
They work towards a common purpose
According to Elwyn et al. (2001), what characterizes a 'team'?
Shared identity, shared frame of reference, and shared objectives
What should be briefly written down about the purpose of a team, based on Activity 1 in the text?
The purpose of the team being thought of
Which of the following is NOT a component of SWOT analysis as mentioned in the text?
Positives
What did a study by Stanford University reveal about treating people as partners or team members?
It increases motivation
In what context is it important to know how to contribute well as part of a team, according to the text?
Academic courses
How does the text suggest that being a member of a team can impact motivation?
It increases motivation even when physically apart
What did the recent study by Stanford University emphasize about being treated as partners or team members?
It increases motivation
What did the recent study by Stanford University reveal about the impact of treating people as partners or team members?
It leads to increased motivation
In the context of being a university student, when might you work in a team?
Both optionally in students' clubs and activities, and compulsorily in academic courses
What aspect is important for university students to know about their contribution as part of a team?
How to well contribute as a part of a team
What did university students initially anticipate about being a member of a team, according to the text?
Opportunities and gains
What characterizes a 'team' in the context of university students' experiences?
Collaboration and partnership
Learn about the concept of a team and the elements that define it, such as shared identity, frame of reference, objectives, and interdependence. Explore the dynamics of group interaction and relationships as they contribute to working towards a common purpose.
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