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group
a system which is characterized by interconnectedness of individuals
small groups
3-12 people
large groups
more than a dozen
groupthink
the mode of thinking that persons engage in when concurrence-seeking becomes so dominant in a cohesive in-group that it tends to override realistic appraisal of alternative courses of action
work team
small groups of workers who function as teams to make and implement decisions about their own work
study groups
established to enable individuals to work together to study and learn
support group
a system that allows people to interact with others who share similar goals or problems
committee
a small group responsible for study, research, and recommendations about an issue
focus groups
designed to test reactions to a particular product, process, or service offered by an organization
public meetings
members or interested individuals may attend the session
symposium
a series of experts or witnesses talk with each other on stage
forum
QA session afterwards
town meeting
a presenter opens with a short prepared statement that establishes the framework for the meeting
forming
group comes together to accomplish a task
norming
coming together to get to know each other
group storming
when conflicts erupt in groups
conforming
after going through storming and can work together
performing
the action stage of the group process
adjourning
groups going out of existence
agenda
the order of business for a meeting or discussion
voting
takes place when members are guveb ab opportunity to indicate agreement, disagreement, or no opinion
brainstorming
generating possible solutions without evaluation of them at the time of their proposal
mediated meetings
electronically held teleconferences, video conferences, or computer or virtual conferences
teleconferencing
performing multiway calls
video conferencing
conducting a conference through video
web conferencing
conducting a conference via the web
virtual conferencing
using an avatar in a web conference essentially