Exam 6: Roles in Groups
Exam 1: Communication Competence in Groups54 Questions
Exam 2: Groups As Systems57 Questions
Exam 3: Meetings: Standard and Virtual40 Questions
Exam 4: Group Development49 Questions
Exam 5: Developing the Group Climate46 Questions
Exam 6: Roles in Groups45 Questions
Exam 7: Group Leadership51 Questions
Exam 8: Developing Effective Teams45 Questions
Exam 9: Defective Group Decision Making and Problem Solving43 Questions
Exam 10: Effective Decision Making and Problem Solving45 Questions
Exam 11: Power in Groups: A Central Dynamic48 Questions
Exam 12: Conflict Management and Negotiation40 Questions
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"The capacity to recognize the current requirements of the group and then enact the role-specific behaviors most appropriate in the given context" is the definition for role
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The role that has the greatest importance and most potent effect on us is usually the one we choose when we have to decide between conflicting roles.
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Which of the following is a strategy that established members of a group can employ to make the role of newcomer less challenging and intimidating?
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You have just joined a group. As a newcomer, you can enhance your chances of gaining acceptance from your new group members by
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Newcomers to groups are more likely to be readily accepted by other group members if the group has been in existence for only a short time than if it is a longstanding group.
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Role fixation is a critical ability for any competent group member.
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Playing the role of newcomer to a group means trying to make a splash, to impress members of the group you have just joined.
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Accepting a newcomer into an established, successful group often poses a risk of disrupting a smooth-functioning system.
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The communication process in which new and established group members adjust to one another is
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A devil's advocate is just another name for a difficult group member.
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The central communicative function of maintenance roles is to gain and maintain the cohesiveness of the group.
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A member of your group constantly seeks recognition and attention by monopolizing discussion and preventing others from participating in the discussion. This member is playing which of the following roles?
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Maintenance roles in groups are often viewed as lower status in a competitive culture such as the United States.
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Maintenance roles are formal roles whose purpose is to gain and maintain the cohesiveness of the group.
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