Deck 14: Team Management and Conflict

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One person can comprise a team.
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Product development teams improve existing products.
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Group members from different departments make up a horizontal team.
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The nature of the team assignment determines the size of the team.
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Ad hoc committees sometimes handle grievances.
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People who work in the same department are considered a team.
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A team where members primarily interact electronically is called a virtual team.
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Cross-functional teams have a very high degree of decision-making independence and authority.
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Formal groups are formed through social interactions.
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A quality assurance team is created to guarantee the quality of services and products,contact customers,and work with vendors.
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Teams should solve problems by addressing causes,not symptoms.
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By definition,groups that do not regularly meet are still a team.
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Two types of formal teams are normal and abnormal.
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Self-directed and self-managed work teams are answerable for their efforts.
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Some cross-functional teams exist indefinitely.
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Task force teams disband when they reach their goals.
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Horizontal teams are comprised of several layers of management.
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The continuous focus of all teams must be toward the team's objective(s).
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Normally,team decisions are made by compromising.
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Committees are organizationally vertical by design.
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Dysfunctional conflict limits the organization's ability to achieve its objectives.
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The characteristics of effective teams include the following except:

A)they are committed to and involved in clear,shared goals.
B)they trust each other.
C)they are flexible.
D)they focus on symptoms,not causes,when problems occur.
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Collaboration promotes mutual problem solving.
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One advantage of using teams is free riders.
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A storming stage occurs when a team engages in disagreement and conflict.
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Team norms are formal by nature.
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Lack of expertise and technical knowledge is a process barrier to team building.
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Cohesiveness and success build on each other.
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Effective teams frequently make decisions by ____________.

A)consensus
B)chance
C)avoidance
D)compromising
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Avoidance is a strategy used to ignore conflict.
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Team members can take on several role identities during group processes.
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Confrontation can lead to negative emotional beliefs without resolution.
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Organizational teams consist of two or more people who regularly interact and coordinate work in order to ____________.

A)earn a profit
B)attempt to reach harmony
C)accomplish pre-set objectives
D)compete with other groups
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The smoothing technique for resolving conflict is a relatively easy method of resolving real issues.
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Competition among organizational members can produce negative as well as positive results.
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Most effective organizational teams have less than six (6)members.
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The team member role of collaborator continually encourages and praises member efforts.
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Executive teams consist of two or more people to do the job traditionally held by one upper-level manager.
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Managers should take care that the company's mission and objectives are solid,well defined,and accepted throughout the organization before building teams.
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A superordinate objective is a conflict-resolution strategy in which each party gives up something.
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Which team member's role is to propose new solutions,new methods,and new systems for team problems?

A)communicator
B)cheerleader
C)initiator
D)contributor
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Teams often have which of the following benefits for organizations?

A)flexibility
B)commitment
C)synergy
D)all of the above
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Which of the following is not a stage of team development?

A)informing
B)forming
C)storming
D)norming
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Project teams are also called ____________.

A)ad hoc teams
B)problem-solving teams
C)voluntary teams
D)quick-fix specialists
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Standing committees are permanent by design;however,____________ committees are set up to accomplish a task and then disband.

A)ad hoc
B)balanced
C)cross-functional
D)deliberate
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The three common types of formal,horizontal teams within organizations are task forces,cross-functional,and ____________.

A)committees
B)pseudo-informal
C)conforming group
D)issue solving
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When organizations construct teams,the recommended membership size of a team ____________.

A)does not matter
B)should be less than six (6)
C)should be greater than twelve (12)
D)should be twelve (12)or less
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Individual group members that receive many commensurate benefits that all other members receive,but do not contribute their proportionate share,are ____________.

A)free-wheelers
B)freebies
C)benefiters
D)free riders
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All of the following are stages of team development except __________.

A)norming
B)performing
C)storming
D)none of the above
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Formal vertical organizational teams are also known as ____________ teams.

A)hierarchy
B)upright
C)coordinated effort
D)command or functional
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The phase in team development in which team members progress toward team objectives,handle problems,coordinate work,and confront each other is called the __________ stage.

A)norming
B)performing
C)storming
D)forming
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The organizational team with the least amount of day-to-day decision making independence is a(n):

A)project team.
B)committee.
C)cross-functional team.
D)executive team.
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The ____________ philosophy approaches conflict by maximizing the positives and minimizing the negatives.

A)traditionalist's
B)extremist's
C)behaviorist's
D)interactionist's
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The first step in the process of team building is to ____________.

A)identify priorities
B)define the mission and objectives
C)assess feasibility
D)identify and eliminate barriers
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A very unique feature of the team concept of quality circles (QC)is that all QC members are ____________.

A)from upper management
B)from diversified work areas
C)from middle management
D)volunteers
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The formal,horizontal organizational team that does not disband immediately after it accomplishes its pre-set objectives is the ____________ team.

A)task force
B)horizontal group
C)command performance
D)cross-functional
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Which of the following is a characteristic of the traditional view of conflict?

A)Conflict is feared.
B)Conflict is to be expected.
C)Conflict is necessary for organizational health.
D)Conflict is inevitable.
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The extent to which member are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together is called:

A)productivity.
B)cohesiveness.
C)norms.
D)team development.
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The organizational team with the greatest independence for decision making is a(n)____________.

A)quality circle
B)cross-functional team
C)project team
D)executive team
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Which one of the following is not a characteristic of work teams?

A)They are composed of multiskilled workers.
B)They perform tasks previously done by members in a functional department.
C)They are typically large.
D)They assume responsibility for the functions or tasks.
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Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
norming stage
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
collaboration
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Strategies that managers can choose to stimulate conflict include the following except:

A)bringing in an outsider.
B)change the rules.
C)discourage competition.
D)change the organization.
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A conflict strategy in which the manager diplomatically acknowledges that conflict exists but downplays its importance is called:

A)smoothing.
B)compromising.
C)collaborating.
D)confronting.
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
free rider
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
committee
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
avoidance
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
compromise
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Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a conflict strategy in which the manager diplomatically acknowledges that conflict exists but downplays its importance
b. a team that assumes complete responsibility for its work
c. two or more persons actively striving toward the same objective(s)
d. a team where members primarily interact electronically because they are separated physically
e. their intent is to create new products
f. the team development phase with disagreement and conflict
g. sometimes called a problem-solving team
h. a temporary horizontal team from different departments designed to accomplish a limited number of objectives
i. a standard of behavior accepted by members
j. the team development phase in which the team begins to function and moves toward accomplishing its objectives
k. a team created to guarantee quality
l. an objective that overshadows individual interests
m. team composed of multiskilled workers
n. sometimes called a command team
o. team that focuses on refining the organization processes
p. conflict that supports the objectives of the organization
performing stage
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
cross-functional team
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
dysfunctional conflict
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
forming stage
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
formal team
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
confrontation
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
executive team
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
cohesiveness
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
conflict
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The conflict resolution of confrontation ____________.

A)is inevitably face-to-face
B)ends in positive feelings
C)does not produce stress
D)produces sound resolutions
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MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
horizontal team
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When team members only exhibit the minimum effort required to complete the tasks,a good team leader may want to:

A)set higher objectives
B)train all team members
C)increase team conflict
D)support the team direction
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One person can comprise a team.
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Product development teams improve existing products.
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Group members from different departments make up a horizontal team.
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The nature of the team assignment determines the size of the team.
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People who work in the same department are considered a team.
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A team where members primarily interact electronically is called a virtual team.
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Cross-functional teams have a very high degree of decision-making independence and authority.
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Formal groups are formed through social interactions.
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A quality assurance team is created to guarantee the quality of services and products,contact customers,and work with vendors.
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Teams should solve problems by addressing causes,not symptoms.
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By definition,groups that do not regularly meet are still a team.
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Two types of formal teams are normal and abnormal.
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Self-directed and self-managed work teams are answerable for their efforts.
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Some cross-functional teams exist indefinitely.
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Task force teams disband when they reach their goals.
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Horizontal teams are comprised of several layers of management.
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The continuous focus of all teams must be toward the team's objective(s).
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Normally,team decisions are made by compromising.
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Committees are organizationally vertical by design.
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Dysfunctional conflict limits the organization's ability to achieve its objectives.
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The characteristics of effective teams include the following except:

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D)they focus on symptoms,not causes,when problems occur.
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Collaboration promotes mutual problem solving.
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One advantage of using teams is free riders.
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A storming stage occurs when a team engages in disagreement and conflict.
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Team norms are formal by nature.
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Lack of expertise and technical knowledge is a process barrier to team building.
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Cohesiveness and success build on each other.
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Effective teams frequently make decisions by ____________.

A)consensus
B)chance
C)avoidance
D)compromising
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Avoidance is a strategy used to ignore conflict.
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Team members can take on several role identities during group processes.
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Confrontation can lead to negative emotional beliefs without resolution.
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Organizational teams consist of two or more people who regularly interact and coordinate work in order to ____________.

A)earn a profit
B)attempt to reach harmony
C)accomplish pre-set objectives
D)compete with other groups
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The smoothing technique for resolving conflict is a relatively easy method of resolving real issues.
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Competition among organizational members can produce negative as well as positive results.
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Most effective organizational teams have less than six (6)members.
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The team member role of collaborator continually encourages and praises member efforts.
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Executive teams consist of two or more people to do the job traditionally held by one upper-level manager.
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Managers should take care that the company's mission and objectives are solid,well defined,and accepted throughout the organization before building teams.
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A superordinate objective is a conflict-resolution strategy in which each party gives up something.
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Which team member's role is to propose new solutions,new methods,and new systems for team problems?

A)communicator
B)cheerleader
C)initiator
D)contributor
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42
Teams often have which of the following benefits for organizations?

A)flexibility
B)commitment
C)synergy
D)all of the above
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43
Which of the following is not a stage of team development?

A)informing
B)forming
C)storming
D)norming
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44
Project teams are also called ____________.

A)ad hoc teams
B)problem-solving teams
C)voluntary teams
D)quick-fix specialists
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45
Standing committees are permanent by design;however,____________ committees are set up to accomplish a task and then disband.

A)ad hoc
B)balanced
C)cross-functional
D)deliberate
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46
The three common types of formal,horizontal teams within organizations are task forces,cross-functional,and ____________.

A)committees
B)pseudo-informal
C)conforming group
D)issue solving
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47
When organizations construct teams,the recommended membership size of a team ____________.

A)does not matter
B)should be less than six (6)
C)should be greater than twelve (12)
D)should be twelve (12)or less
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48
Individual group members that receive many commensurate benefits that all other members receive,but do not contribute their proportionate share,are ____________.

A)free-wheelers
B)freebies
C)benefiters
D)free riders
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49
All of the following are stages of team development except __________.

A)norming
B)performing
C)storming
D)none of the above
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50
Formal vertical organizational teams are also known as ____________ teams.

A)hierarchy
B)upright
C)coordinated effort
D)command or functional
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51
The phase in team development in which team members progress toward team objectives,handle problems,coordinate work,and confront each other is called the __________ stage.

A)norming
B)performing
C)storming
D)forming
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52
The organizational team with the least amount of day-to-day decision making independence is a(n):

A)project team.
B)committee.
C)cross-functional team.
D)executive team.
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53
The ____________ philosophy approaches conflict by maximizing the positives and minimizing the negatives.

A)traditionalist's
B)extremist's
C)behaviorist's
D)interactionist's
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54
The first step in the process of team building is to ____________.

A)identify priorities
B)define the mission and objectives
C)assess feasibility
D)identify and eliminate barriers
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55
A very unique feature of the team concept of quality circles (QC)is that all QC members are ____________.

A)from upper management
B)from diversified work areas
C)from middle management
D)volunteers
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56
The formal,horizontal organizational team that does not disband immediately after it accomplishes its pre-set objectives is the ____________ team.

A)task force
B)horizontal group
C)command performance
D)cross-functional
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57
Which of the following is a characteristic of the traditional view of conflict?

A)Conflict is feared.
B)Conflict is to be expected.
C)Conflict is necessary for organizational health.
D)Conflict is inevitable.
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58
The extent to which member are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together is called:

A)productivity.
B)cohesiveness.
C)norms.
D)team development.
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59
The organizational team with the greatest independence for decision making is a(n)____________.

A)quality circle
B)cross-functional team
C)project team
D)executive team
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60
Which one of the following is not a characteristic of work teams?

A)They are composed of multiskilled workers.
B)They perform tasks previously done by members in a functional department.
C)They are typically large.
D)They assume responsibility for the functions or tasks.
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61
MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
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62
MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
collaboration
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63
Strategies that managers can choose to stimulate conflict include the following except:

A)bringing in an outsider.
B)change the rules.
C)discourage competition.
D)change the organization.
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64
A conflict strategy in which the manager diplomatically acknowledges that conflict exists but downplays its importance is called:

A)smoothing.
B)compromising.
C)collaborating.
D)confronting.
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65
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
free rider
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66
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
committee
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67
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
avoidance
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68
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
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69
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a conflict strategy in which the manager diplomatically acknowledges that conflict exists but downplays its importance
b. a team that assumes complete responsibility for its work
c. two or more persons actively striving toward the same objective(s)
d. a team where members primarily interact electronically because they are separated physically
e. their intent is to create new products
f. the team development phase with disagreement and conflict
g. sometimes called a problem-solving team
h. a temporary horizontal team from different departments designed to accomplish a limited number of objectives
i. a standard of behavior accepted by members
j. the team development phase in which the team begins to function and moves toward accomplishing its objectives
k. a team created to guarantee quality
l. an objective that overshadows individual interests
m. team composed of multiskilled workers
n. sometimes called a command team
o. team that focuses on refining the organization processes
p. conflict that supports the objectives of the organization
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70
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
cross-functional team
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71
MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
dysfunctional conflict
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72
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
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73
MATCHING
Match the options below with the correct phrases:
a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
formal team
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74
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
confrontation
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75
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
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76
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
cohesiveness
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77
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
conflict
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78
The conflict resolution of confrontation ____________.

A)is inevitably face-to-face
B)ends in positive feelings
C)does not produce stress
D)produces sound resolutions
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79
MATCHING
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a. a team with members from different departments
b. a disagreement between people
c. a conflict strategy in which a manager ignores conflict
d. the phase of team development when members become acquainted
e. a conflict strategy that forces parties to verbalize positions and specific issues of disagreement
f. conflict that limits the organization's ability to achieve objectives
g. a team created by upper management to function within the organizational structure
h. a horizontal team designed to focus on one objective
i. a conflict strategy in which the manager focuses on mutual problem solving by both parties
j. a conflict strategy in which each party gives up something
k. harnesses the knowledge of people from various functional areas to solve problems.
l. the extent to which members are attracted to the team and motivated to remain together
m. an employee that "taps off" benefits from the efforts of fellow workers
n. the team development phase of unity and focus that follows conflict resolution
o. an organizational team with the most authority and decision-making independence
horizontal team
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80
When team members only exhibit the minimum effort required to complete the tasks,a good team leader may want to:

A)set higher objectives
B)train all team members
C)increase team conflict
D)support the team direction
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