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Strong, clearly focused leader is an example of?

Working Group

Shared leadership roles is an example of?

Team

Encourages open-ended discussion and active problem-solving meetings is an example of?

Team

Measures effectiveness indirectly by it's influence on others is an example of?

Working Group

What type of groups are recognized by the organization and tend to command and solve problems?

Formal

What type of groups are often not recognized by the organization and tend to be interest or friendship based?

Informal

Individuals who work together daily on a cluster of on-going tasks is example of what type of team?

Functional

Focuses on specific issues in their areas of responsibility and help develop potential solutions, what type of team is this?

Problem-solving

People from different departments and with special areas of expertise working to achieve a common goal. What type of team is this?

Cross-functional

Group of employees working together who are accountable for all or most aspects of their task. What type of team is this?

Self-managed

During meetings Susan usually states how long meetings are going to take and how often meetings will occur. What type of group norm is this?

Meeting norm

Jim determines who should interact with different stakeholders. What type of group structure is this?

Group boundaries

During the start of a group project everyone is getting to know one another, most of the team members are positive and polite. What stage of team development is this?

Forming

Conflict between team members' natural working styles. People may start to work in different ways for all sorts of reasons. What stage of team development is this?

Storming

Team members start to resolve their differences, appreciate colleagues' strengths, and respect the leader. What stage of team development is this?

Norming

The team reaches the end-goal of the project. From this the leader can delegate much of the work and concentrate on developing team members. What stage of team development is this?

Performing

When the team disbands after working on a specific project. What stage of team development is this?

Adjourning

In the office led by two co-founders. You and the rest of the team form ideas collectively as one mind without evaluating alternatives/options that may threaten the unity of the group. What is this called?

Groupthink

Matt's company believes that they are invulnerable to competitors. This is an characteristic of?

Groupthink

Incomplete survey of alternatives and goals is the result of?

Groupthink

What else does Groupthink result in?

Poor info search, Bias, and failure to work out contingency plans

During a group project at the University. You and another team member end up finishing the whole 12 page report because the rest of the team is...

Social loafing

When you are worried about what people will think of your opinion when you raise your hand in class is an example of?

Evaluation Apprehension

Six people in a group and one person is talking about his/her idea. The rest of the 5 members will not be able to voice their own creative opinion. This is called?

Production blocking

In the Startup Weekend event. The time where other participants are voting on the best ideas to pursue during the competition. This is an example of what group technique?

Nominal

-Initiating information


-Seeking information


-Clarifying and evaluating



Is an example of which group role?

Task-Orientated

-Supporting


-Harmonizing and mediating


-Encouraging participation



Is an example of which group role?

Relations-Orientated

-Blocking progress


-Seeking recognition


-Dominating



Is an example of which group role?

Self-Orientated

Bob recently got promoted to Senior VP and as of late he has been on a power trip. Susan pulls Bob aside and expresses her frustration with his abuse of power. What type of group norm is this?

Leadership norm

What are the 3 common problems with designing and managing teams?

Selection, Design, and Management