Exam 6: Task Groups

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Group decision making is usually superior to individual decision making because

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All of the following are considered barriers to effective problem solving except

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When groupthink is occurring, members tend to re-examine selected courses of action when they learn of risks, drawbacks, and unintended consequences which they had not previously considered.

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Conflicts in groups only produce negative results and should be avoided.

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Which of the following statements about "groupthink" is not true?

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Subjective influences can substantially reduce the quality of group decision making.

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______ is a technique for resolving conflicts in which each person expresses his or her opinions or views only after restating the ideas and feelings of the opposing person.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of the win-lose strategy for resolving conflict?

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Blades developed a five-step model for mediating conflicts, in which _____ is the final stage.

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The ground rules of brainstorming generally discourage the expression of unusual or poorly thought-out ideas.

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A committee that is a temporary creation instead of a more permanent part of an organization is called a(n)_____ committee.

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Having an invalid hypothesis is a barrier to effective problem solving because the group acts on faulty theories about the causes of the problem.

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Caucusing is a technique used by mediators to allow parties to vent intense emotions privately or to seek clarification of a party's interests.

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