Exam 10: Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups: Practical Tips and Techniques
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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A group may be so optimistic that it overestimates the chances for its programs to succeed, this group has __________________.
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To avoid groupthink, each member should assume the role of _______.
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A technique in which group members are polled for topics and problems that are then posted, ranked by voting, and used to create agendas for future meetings
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Following the P-MOPS model, write an outline of questions for initiating each of the major steps in discussing the following problem: A great amount of harmful-to-health particles have recently been discovered in the air of your city of approximately 50,000. These particles are mostly being produced by wood-burning stoves in residents' homes. Numerous calls have been made asking the city council to do something to stop or reduce the air pollution by such stoves. You've just been appointed chair of a special task force to recommend what to do to council. Write an outline of five questions, each of which represents a major step in the P-MOPS.
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Electronic brainstorming capitalizes on the fact that anonymity can remove inhibitions.
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Groups should rarely bring in outside information to aid in the decision-making process.
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The extent to which a proposed solution must be okay with the people whom it will affect is the ____________ dimension.
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From analyses of discussions characterized by groupthink, poor decisions were found to be mostly a product of the
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When group members are engaging in a problem census, they should do all of the following, except
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Effective Group Discussion urges small groups to reach decisions as civilly as possible by suppressing arguments.
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The ____________ dimension is the level of members' knowledge about and previous experience with the task.
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"The degree to which coordinated efforts are essential to satisfactory completion of a task" is what problem characteristic?
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Group members are just as satisfied using group decision-making computer software as they are meeting in face-to-face groups.
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Facilitators can negatively impact creative thinking by posting/stating comments such as, "Remember to be innovative when offering our views."
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All of the following are steps in the ideal solution format, except
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When cooperative requirements are high for a problem, before discussing pros and cons of solutions the group needs to
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An outlined systematic procedure is needed to be sure no vital step is missed while discussing how to solve a complex problem.
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"The number of conceivable alternatives to solving the problem" is what problem characteristic?
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