Exam 8: Leading Small Groups: Practical Tips
Exam 1: The Small Groups in Everyones Life60 Questions
Exam 2: Human Communication Processes in the Small Group Context63 Questions
Exam 3: The Small Group As a System58 Questions
Exam 4: Diversity and the Effects of Culture60 Questions
Exam 5: The Members and Their Roles71 Questions
Exam 6: Communication and Group Culture: Tensions, Fantasy, Socialization, Norms, and Climate67 Questions
Exam 7: Leading Small Groups: Theoretical Perspectives60 Questions
Exam 8: Leading Small Groups: Practical Tips47 Questions
Exam 9: Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups: Theoretical Perspectives45 Questions
Exam 10: Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups: Practical Tips and Techniques54 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Conflict in the Small Group71 Questions
Exam 12: Tools for Assessing and Evaluating Groups54 Questions
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Because communication is so important, groups should meet regularly even if the actual task could be accomplished using other communication avenues.
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Make sure all members have an equal opportunity to speak.
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Address your comments to specific individuals instead of the group in general.
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Although a chairperson needs to make some statement about the purpose of a meeting, to prevent stifling member creativity this should not include such details as the form of the output (such as an agenda or a written resolution).
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Galanes and Adamssay that problem-solving groups should keep written records of all meetings.
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The leader places a new topic brought up by a member during the meeting on a separate flip chart, board, or piece of note paper for consideration later. This is called placing off-topic items in the
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Most of the questions a discussion leader asks during a committee meeting should be addressed to individuals.
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List (in the order you would try them) as many techniques as you can think of for controlling speaking and interrupting by a highly dominant, compulsive speaker in your discussion group.
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A member of a committee has prepared copies of an extensive written report of findings from research she did for the committee. Next she would
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If a member has not spoken out on a major issue or topic, the discussion leader should gatekeep by asking that person to state his or her opinion; for instance, "Fay, what is your opinion about requiring community service?"
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Leaders of virtual teams are responsible for the same administrative functions as leaders of face to face teams, but the duties are carried out
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You need to write a notice of the first meeting of a new committee of which you were appointed chair. What should be included in that notice?
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A chair should remain objective and refrain from voting on issues.
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You are the group leader and the group has just begun discussing merits of a possible solution when one member asks you, "Well, what do you think of this proposal?" Effective Group Discussion recommends that you reply
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Even if a professional secretary writes minutes for a small group, the chairperson is still responsible for the accuracy of the minutes.
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"Structuring discussion" includes which of the following leadership behaviors?
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Establishing a climate of trust will do more than anything else to develop cooperation and teamwork among members.
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Good leaders fight against member inequity and critical thinking.
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It's imperative that ongoing committees keep accurate and comprehensive __________________ that serve as official summary records of the important content of meetings.
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Matthew received a memo that outlined the purpose of the meeting; specific outcomes to be achieved; the agenda listing all items of business to be taken up; and any relevant facts, reading sources, or other preparation members should make prior to meeting. Matthew received a ___________________.
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