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Quiz 8: Leading Small Groups: Practical Tips
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Whose responsibility is it to notify members of the purpose, the time, and place of the meeting, as well as any other necessary preparations required before the meeting will take place?
Question 2
Multiple Choice
Leaders of virtual teams are responsible for the same administrative functions as leaders of face to face teams, but the duties are carried out
Question 3
True/False
Even if a professional secretary writes minutes for a small group, the chairperson is still responsible for the accuracy of the minutes.
Question 4
Short Answer
Matthew received a memo that outlined the purpose of the meeting; specific outcomes to be achieved; the agenda listing all items of business to be taken up; and any relevant facts, reading sources, or other preparation members should make prior to meeting. Matthew received a ___________________.
Question 5
True/False
Good leaders fight against member inequity and critical thinking.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Which task(s) need to be completed by the leader following a group meeting?
Question 7
True/False
During an extended argument about which of two possible suppliers of parts should be awarded a contract, the discussion leader should not take sides.
Question 8
Multiple Choice
When group leaders encourage the group to search for more alternatives and to brainstorm, they are stimulating what type of thinking?
Question 9
Essay
List (in the order you would try them) as many techniques as you can think of for controlling speaking and interrupting by a highly dominant, compulsive speaker in your discussion group.
Question 10
True/False
If a member has not spoken out on a major issue or topic, the discussion leader should gatekeep by asking that person to state his or her opinion; for instance, "Fay, what is your opinion about requiring community service?"