Exam 8: Leading Small Groups: Practical Tips

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Which is the best statement for gatekeeping in a shy member who has said nothing during a discussion and who looks to you as if he may want to say something?

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Whose responsibility is it to notify members of the purpose, the time, and place of the meeting, as well as any other necessary preparations required before the meeting will take place?

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Comment after each member's remark.

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Explain as many techniques or procedures as you can that a designated small group leader might use to help develop the group and foster meeting-to-meeting improvement.

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To give everyone an equal chance to participate, a discussion leader may sometimes have to interrupt a speech by a group member.

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Scheduling fun activities for the group can ultimately help work to run more smoothly.

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Question 46

When group leaders encourage the group to search for more alternatives and to brainstorm, they are stimulating what type of thinking?

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Which is the best statement for gatekeeping in a shy member who has said nothing during a discussion and who looks to you as if he may want to say something?

Whose responsibility is it to notify members of the purpose, the time, and place of the meeting, as well as any other necessary preparations required before the meeting will take place?

Comment after each member's remark.

Explain as many techniques or procedures as you can that a designated small group leader might use to help develop the group and foster meeting-to-meeting improvement.

To give everyone an equal chance to participate, a discussion leader may sometimes have to interrupt a speech by a group member.

Scheduling fun activities for the group can ultimately help work to run more smoothly.

When group leaders encourage the group to search for more alternatives and to brainstorm, they are stimulating what type of thinking?

The Small Groups in Everyones Life

Human Communication Processes in the Small Group Context

The Small Group As a System

Diversity and the Effects of Culture

The Members and Their Roles

Communication and Group Culture: Tensions, Fantasy, Socialization, Norms, and Climate

Leading Small Groups: Theoretical Perspectives

Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups: Theoretical Perspectives

Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups: Practical Tips and Techniques

Managing Conflict in the Small Group

Tools for Assessing and Evaluating Groups

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