Exam 6: A: Groups in Organizations

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Walther and Bazarova found that when individuals are in completely distributed groups,they take more responsibility and blame their partners less often than individuals working virtually but with collocated group members.

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Compatibility between group members is attractive to prospective members.

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It is more important to focus on the issues of the group rather than a person's status in the group.

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Prefabricated groups are so rigidly designed that they can bring together a collection of people with no previous experience to produce at a predictable level.

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Focus groups are a collection of individuals who have no familiarity with a problem,which helps to gain an "unattached" approach to the problem.

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Group participation should not be considered a productive part of an organization.

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In a group,being able to communicate well with others is not as important as personal expertise.

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Social support group membership does not affect an employee's level of satisfaction with the organization.

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Idea generation,problem solving,conflict,decision making,and compromise are communication processes that occur as a group matures.

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Bona fide groups are influenced by the environment but have fixed boundaries.

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Groups only serve task goals concerns.

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High-reliability organizations regularly examine their communication processes,technologies,and tactics.

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High-reliability organizations are structured towork mostly in stable,low-risk industries.

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When entering an organization,a person usually is placed in their primary work team.

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Suppressing differences of opinion in a group is a positive behavior which benefits the group in the long run.

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University departments are examples of long-standing teams.

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Primary work teams are ad hoc groups which are designed to work on non-organizational goals.

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Research and design of products and processes are uses for a project team.

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Directional groups are usually less dependent on the communication competencies of individuals than they are on the information seeking and processes the group adopts for problem solving and decision making.

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The formation of project teams helps to keep an organization current in response to changing markets.

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