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Team building can be obtained through the following:
Setting clear goals
Determine roles
Try to find a group identity
The contact person or the person to whom the group sends messages.
Leader
Helps us understand how and why things work as they do within groups.
Leadership style
Type of leader that gain satisfaction from performing the task.
Task oriented
Type of leader that gain satisfaction from establishing good interpersonal relationships.
Relationship oriented
Types of leadership styles:
Autocratic
Democratic
Laissez Faire
Which style of leader takes control and makes decisions?
Autocratic
Which style of leader guides, directs, but shares control?
Democratic
Which style of leader gives complete decision making freedom to the group?
Laissez Faire
Decision making process according to John Dewey?
Definition of the problem
Analysis of the problem
Suggesting possible solutions
Selecting the best solution
Implement the best solution
An influence process that includes any behavior that helps clarify a group's purpose or guides the group to achieve its goals.
Leadership
Needs related to the content of a task and all behaviors that lead to the completion of it.
Task needs
Needs related to organizing and developing a group so the members can realize personal satisfaction from working together.
Maintenance needs
A dimension of leadership that focuses on getting the job done.
Initiating structure
A dimension of leadership that focuses on establishing good interpersonal relationships and on being liked by group members.
Consideration
List of all topics to be discussed at a meeting.
Agenda
A question that asks for the meaning or explanation of something.
Question of interpretation
A procedure that helps group members negotiate consensus by collaboration through the expression of each differing need and a search for alternatives to meet those needs.
Principled negotiation