Question 1

Collective cohesion is to ___ as structural cohesion is to ___.

Accepted Answer

A) attraction;goals 
B) unity;affect 
C) belonging;membership 
D) unity;stability 
E) motivation;efficacy 
A) attraction;goals 
B) unity;affect 
C) belonging;membership 
D) unity;stability 
E) motivation;efficacy

Question 2

Compare the concept of cohesion to the concept of entitativity.

Accepted Answer

Cohesion and entitativity are both conce

Question 3

The core stages of Tuckman's model of group development are (in order): forming,storming,norming,performing,and adjourning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

An initiation becomes a form of hazing when:

Accepted Answer

A) it is based on a group's long-standing traditions. 
B) the new member does not consent to the process. 
C) the process increases new members' commitment to the group. 
D) the process exposes the new member to unwarranted risk of harm. 
E) only new members are required to take part in the activity. 
A) it is based on a group's long-standing traditions. 
B) the new member does not consent to the process. 
C) the process increases new members' commitment to the group. 
D) the process exposes the new member to unwarranted risk of harm. 
E) only new members are required to take part in the activity.

Question 5

How did Herb Brooks increase the cohesiveness of the U.S.Olympic Hockey Team?

Accepted Answer

Herb Brooks, the head coach of the 1980

Question 6

Summarize the methods used and findings obtained by the Sherifs in their study of cohesion in small groups of boys at a summer camp.

Accepted Answer

The Sherifs conducted a study on cohesio

Question 7

Cohesion,properly defined,is the attraction that takes place between individuals and does not entail attraction to the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

According to the Sherifs' studies of cohesion conducted with young boys attending summer camps

Accepted Answer

A) Liking between individual members causes cohesion,rather than cohesion causing liking between members. 
B) Groups that engage in positive,enjoyable activities tend to become cohesive. 
C) A group,to become cohesion,must sometimes ostracize the least-liked members. 
D) Highly stratified groups are more cohesive than groups with reciprocal,overlapping attraction patterns. 
E) The presence of subgroups,or cliques,within a group tends to increase the group's overall cohesiveness. 
A) Liking between individual members causes cohesion,rather than cohesion causing liking between members. 
B) Groups that engage in positive,enjoyable activities tend to become cohesive. 
C) A group,to become cohesion,must sometimes ostracize the least-liked members. 
D) Highly stratified groups are more cohesive than groups with reciprocal,overlapping attraction patterns. 
E) The presence of subgroups,or cliques,within a group tends to increase the group's overall cohesiveness.

Question 9

Social identity theory suggests that even large groups,such as ethnic groups and nationalities,can be cohesive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Emotions are psychological states,and so groups cannot be said to have emotional reactions. 
B) Collective rituals,such as marching,increase teamwork but minimize the group's collective emotions. 
C) The more members identify with the group,the more likely they will adopt and display the group's collective affective state. 
D) Groups can experience emotions collectively so long as all the members of the group can personally experience the event that triggered the emotional reaction. 
E) Collective emotions,unlike other shared beliefs,can be experienced by only one or two of the members of a group. 
A) Emotions are psychological states,and so groups cannot be said to have emotional reactions. 
B) Collective rituals,such as marching,increase teamwork but minimize the group's collective emotions. 
C) The more members identify with the group,the more likely they will adopt and display the group's collective affective state. 
D) Groups can experience emotions collectively so long as all the members of the group can personally experience the event that triggered the emotional reaction. 
E) Collective emotions,unlike other shared beliefs,can be experienced by only one or two of the members of a group.

Collective cohesion is to _ as structural cohesion is to _.

Compare the concept of cohesion to the concept of entitativity.

The core stages of Tuckman's model of group development are (in order): forming,storming,norming,performing,and adjourning.

An initiation becomes a form of hazing when:

How did Herb Brooks increase the cohesiveness of the U.S.Olympic Hockey Team?

Summarize the methods used and findings obtained by the Sherifs in their study of cohesion in small groups of boys at a summer camp.

Cohesion,properly defined,is the attraction that takes place between individuals and does not entail attraction to the group.

According to the Sherifs' studies of cohesion conducted with young boys attending summer camps

Social identity theory suggests that even large groups,such as ethnic groups and nationalities,can be cohesive.

Which of the following statements is true?

An Introduction to Group Dynamics

Studying Groups

Inclusion and Identity

Formation

Structure

Influence

Power

Leadership

Performance

Teams

Decision Making

Conflict

Intergroup Relations

Groups in Context

Growth and Change

Crowds and Collectives

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Exam 5: Cohesion and Development

Collective cohesion is to ___ as structural cohesion is to ___.

Compare the concept of cohesion to the concept of entitativity.

The core stages of Tuckman's model of group development are (in order): forming,storming,norming,performing,and adjourning.

An initiation becomes a form of hazing when:

How did Herb Brooks increase the cohesiveness of the U.S.Olympic Hockey Team?

Summarize the methods used and findings obtained by the Sherifs in their study of cohesion in small groups of boys at a summer camp.

Cohesion,properly defined,is the attraction that takes place between individuals and does not entail attraction to the group.

According to the Sherifs' studies of cohesion conducted with young boys attending summer camps

Social identity theory suggests that even large groups,such as ethnic groups and nationalities,can be cohesive.

Which of the following statements is true?

An Introduction to Group Dynamics

Studying Groups

Inclusion and Identity

Formation

Structure

Influence

Power

Leadership

Performance

Teams

Decision Making

Conflict

Intergroup Relations

Groups in Context

Growth and Change

Crowds and Collectives

Filters

Collective cohesion is to _ as structural cohesion is to _.