Exam 11: Effective Work Groups and Teams

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When group members A, B, and C make independent contributions to group performance, and their contributions are added together to measure the group's performance, it is referred to as reciprocal task interdependence.

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Group cohesiveness is MOST OFTEN ________ when group goals are not aligned with organization goals.

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Managers and work groups need to strive to ensure that a group's actual performance comes as close as possible to its potential performance.

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Managers can BEST reduce social loafing in groups where individual effort cannot be separated from the group performance by ________.

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Homogeneous groups tend to be the most cohesive.

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The ________ is the team of managers who report to the chief executive officer (CEO).

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Pooled task interdependence occurs when each member of the group makes a separate and independent contribution to group performance.

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In order for an organization to achieve its goals, managers and work groups need to strive to ensure that a group's ________ performance comes as close as possible to its ________ performance.

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A "skunk works" is a research and development team created to expedite new product designs and promote innovation in an organization.

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As the level of task interdependence increases, so does the potential for both process gains and process losses.

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Dwayne is in charge of a large group and was given the authority to choose its members. He chose Leeza because he has always been impressed with her efforts, but within a few weeks he notices Leeza isn't meeting his expectations. To improve Leeza's performance, it would be BEST for him to ________.

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of maintaining small groups, as opposed to larger groups?

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Define and discuss the following concepts as they pertain to effective work groups: potential performance, process losses, and process gains.

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What would a CEO NOT do to reduce process losses associated with a top management team characterized by reciprocal task interdependence?

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Organizations use virtual teams to help people in different places and/or time zones work together.

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Which of the following is LEAST LIKELY an exclusive group?

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The defining characteristic of self-managed work teams is a high degree of autonomy in deciding what the team will do and how it will go about doing it.

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If the diversity of the group's members helps them achieve goals, then diversity, rather than similarity, is likely to facilitate group cohesiveness.

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Groups tend to be MOST cohesive when members are ________.

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All of the following are signs that a group has a very high level of cohesiveness EXCEPT ________.

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