Deck 17: Groups
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Deck 17: Groups
1
Groups can be categorized into three broad groups: primary, secondary, and reference.
True
2
The group decision making process usually takes longer than an individual decision making process.
True
3
Groups produce less and lower quality solutions to problems than do individuals working alone, because there are too many people involved in group decision making.
False
4
The nominal group technique is a brainstorming technique that assists to overcome the challenge faced by group members who may lack the experience to understand that the information they hold is needed to generate and evaluate options or alternatives.
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5
Informal groups meet the needs of individuals and, therefore, have a strong influence on the members' behaviors.
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6
Which group is organized based on members' common interests or goals?
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
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7
Managers need to be aware that which group can be a powerful force within their organization?
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
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8
Which group is created by the organization, and is therefore part of the organization's formal structure?
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
A) Primary
B) Secondary
C) Reference
D) Formal
E) Informal
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9
Groups go through sequential stages of development. The following is as example of which development stage: In this stage the rules for behavior are explicitly and implicitly defined. There is a greater degree of order and a strong sense of group membership.
A) Forming
B) Storming
C) Norming
D) Performing
E) Adjourning
A) Forming
B) Storming
C) Norming
D) Performing
E) Adjourning
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10
Churches, labor unions, political parties, or any other group an individual uses to determine his or her judgements, preferences, behaviors, beliefs, and attitudes are examples of which type of group?
A) Primary group
B) Secondary group
C) Reference group
D) Informal group
A) Primary group
B) Secondary group
C) Reference group
D) Informal group
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