Question 1

What is the correct definition of group involvement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Group involvement is the degree of attraction and commitment of group members. 
B)  Group involvement is how the group works as a unit and how members interact. 
C)  Group involvement is how the group members connect and relate to each other. 
D)  Group involvement is the attraction between individual members and the group. 
A)  Group involvement is the degree of attraction and commitment of group members. 
B)  Group involvement is how the group works as a unit and how members interact. 
C)  Group involvement is how the group members connect and relate to each other. 
D)  Group involvement is the attraction between individual members and the group.

Question 2

Which group conflict resolution strategy is most concerned with the self, or "I-ness"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Competing 
B)  Avoidance 
C)  Compromising 
D)  Accommodating 
A)  Competing 
B)  Avoidance 
C)  Compromising 
D)  Accommodating

Question 3

A group leader attempts to resolve conflict among members by asking questions to uncover the meanings underlying their interactions and restating them for verification. This behaviour would fall into which classification?

Accepted Answer

A)  Advising 
B)  Analyzing 
C)  Clarifying 
D)  Confronting 
A)  Advising 
B)  Analyzing 
C)  Clarifying 
D)  Confronting

Question 4

Which type of conflict may be experienced when a CHN supports a palliative care client's decision to die at home but the family physician believes that the client should be in a hospital?

Accepted Answer

A)  Interpersonal conflict 
B)  Intrapersonal conflict 
C)  Intergroup conflict 
D)  Interdisciplinary conflict 
A)  Interpersonal conflict 
B)  Intrapersonal conflict 
C)  Intergroup conflict 
D)  Interdisciplinary conflict

What is the correct definition of group involvement?

Which group conflict resolution strategy is most concerned with the self, or "I-ness"?

A group leader attempts to resolve conflict among members by asking questions to uncover the meanings underlying their interactions and restating them for verification. This behaviour would fall into which classification?

Which type of conflict may be experienced when a CHN supports a palliative care client's decision to die at home but the family physician believes that the client should be in a hospital?

Community Health Nursing

The Evolution of Community Health Nursing in Canada

Community Health Nursing in Canada: Settings, Functions, and Roles

Health Promotion

Evidence-Informed Practice in Community Health Nursing

Ethics in Community Health Nursing Practice

Diversity and Relational Practice in Community Health Nursing

Epidemiological Applications

Working With the Community

Health Program Planning and Evaluation

Working With the Individual As Client: Health and Wellness Across the Lifespan

Working With Families

Indigenous Health: Working With First Nations People, Inuit, and Métis

Working With Vulnerable Populations

Communicable and Infectious Disease Prevention and Control

Environmental Health

Disaster Management

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Exam 13: Working With Groups, Teams, and Partners

What is the correct definition of group involvement?

Which group conflict resolution strategy is most concerned with the self, or "I-ness"?

A group leader attempts to resolve conflict among members by asking questions to uncover the meanings underlying their interactions and restating them for verification. This behaviour would fall into which classification?

Which type of conflict may be experienced when a CHN supports a palliative care client's decision to die at home but the family physician believes that the client should be in a hospital?

Community Health Nursing

The Evolution of Community Health Nursing in Canada

Community Health Nursing in Canada: Settings, Functions, and Roles

Health Promotion

Evidence-Informed Practice in Community Health Nursing

Ethics in Community Health Nursing Practice

Diversity and Relational Practice in Community Health Nursing

Epidemiological Applications

Working With the Community

Health Program Planning and Evaluation

Working With the Individual As Client: Health and Wellness Across the Lifespan

Working With Families

Indigenous Health: Working With First Nations People, Inuit, and Métis

Working With Vulnerable Populations

Communicable and Infectious Disease Prevention and Control

Environmental Health

Disaster Management

Filters