Question 1

MAU is a procedure for

Accepted Answer

A)  Decision making 
B)  Idea generation 
C)  Idea generation and decision making 
D)  Coming up with choices 
A)  Decision making 
B)  Idea generation 
C)  Idea generation and decision making 
D)  Coming up with choices

Question 2

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that introduce the central, substantive issues for group consideration are called

Accepted Answer

A)  Incidental motions 
B)  Privileged motions 
C)  Main motions 
D)  Subsidiary motions 
A)  Incidental motions 
B)  Privileged motions 
C)  Main motions 
D)  Subsidiary motions

Question 3

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that assist in the handling and disposal, postponement, or amendment of motions on the floor are called

Accepted Answer

A)  Main motions 
B)  Subsidiary motions 
C)  Incidental motions 
D)  Privileged motions 
A)  Main motions 
B)  Subsidiary motions 
C)  Incidental motions 
D)  Privileged motions

Question 4

Bootstrapping is

Accepted Answer

A)  Engaging in actions that slowly build interest and commitment 
B)  Mobilizing people to action 
C)  Highlighting incentives for collective action 
D)  Engaging in person-to-person contact where community members feel valued 
A)  Engaging in actions that slowly build interest and commitment 
B)  Mobilizing people to action 
C)  Highlighting incentives for collective action 
D)  Engaging in person-to-person contact where community members feel valued

Question 5

MAU includes

Accepted Answer

A)  Constraints 
B)  The round robin 
C)  Generating ideas 
D)  Decision points 
A)  Constraints 
B)  The round robin 
C)  Generating ideas 
D)  Decision points

Question 6

Procedures for using the Nominal Group Technique (NGT) do not include

Accepted Answer

A)  Develop a clear statement of the problem 
B)  Round robin recording of ideas generated by group members 
C)  Choosing highest priority items by ranking them 
D)  Voting 
A)  Develop a clear statement of the problem 
B)  Round robin recording of ideas generated by group members 
C)  Choosing highest priority items by ranking them 
D)  Voting

Question 7

Quality circle core principles include

Accepted Answer

A)  Everyone on the team must participate to ensure that it works 
B)  A commitment from top level management 
C)  A focus on problems identified by workers 
D)  A focus on data-based problem solving 
A)  Everyone on the team must participate to ensure that it works 
B)  A commitment from top level management 
C)  A focus on problems identified by workers 
D)  A focus on data-based problem solving

Question 8

Elements of focus groups do not include

Accepted Answer

A)  A detailed analysis and interpretation of the results 
B)  The development of a discussion guide that should be strictly followed 
C)  The careful recruiting and screening of a selected group of participants 
D)  The planning of a specific agenda for the focus group 
A)  A detailed analysis and interpretation of the results 
B)  The development of a discussion guide that should be strictly followed 
C)  The careful recruiting and screening of a selected group of participants 
D)  The planning of a specific agenda for the focus group

Question 9

Interview a supervisor or a manager of a large non-profit organization. How does the organization involve its employees in organizational decision making? Are there group formats for employees to contribute to the management of the organization? What types of standing and ad hoc committees are used in the organization? To what extent are managers, supervisors, and clinical staff expected to be leaders of these groups?

Accepted Answer

I had the opportunity to interview the E

Question 10

Findings from the brainstorming literature suggest that

Accepted Answer

A)  Nominal brainstorming is better than regular brainstorming 
B)  Brainstorming has few if any drawbacks 
C)  Brainstorming has been extensively studied in the social services 
D)  Members of brainstorming groups say that communication can be confusing because so many ideas are generated 
A)  Nominal brainstorming is better than regular brainstorming 
B)  Brainstorming has few if any drawbacks 
C)  Brainstorming has been extensively studied in the social services 
D)  Members of brainstorming groups say that communication can be confusing because so many ideas are generated

MAU is a procedure for

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that introduce the central, substantive issues for group consideration are called

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that assist in the handling and disposal, postponement, or amendment of motions on the floor are called

Bootstrapping is

MAU includes

Procedures for using the Nominal Group Technique (NGT) do not include

Quality circle core principles include

Elements of focus groups do not include

Findings from the brainstorming literature suggest that

Introduction

Historical Developments

Understanding Group Dynamics

Leadership

Leadership and Diversity

Planning the Group

The Group Begins

Assessment

Treatment Groups: Foundation Methods

Treatment Groups: Specialized Methods

Task Groups: Foundation Methods

Ending the Groups Work

Evaluation

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Exam 12: Task Groups: Specialized Methods

MAU is a procedure for

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that introduce the central, substantive issues for group consideration are called

In parliamentary meetings, the motions that assist in the handling and disposal, postponement, or amendment of motions on the floor are called

Bootstrapping is

MAU includes

Procedures for using the Nominal Group Technique (NGT) do not include

Quality circle core principles include

Elements of focus groups do not include

Findings from the brainstorming literature suggest that

Introduction

Historical Developments

Understanding Group Dynamics

Leadership

Leadership and Diversity

Planning the Group

The Group Begins

Assessment

Treatment Groups: Foundation Methods

Treatment Groups: Specialized Methods

Task Groups: Foundation Methods

Ending the Groups Work

Evaluation

Filters