Group Dynamics Quiz

What does the term 'group dynamics' refer to?

• The study of leadership styles

• The study of forces within a group

• The study of individual behavior

• The study of group size

What is the importance of group dynamism according to the text?

• Increasing individual success

• Reducing labor unrest

• Influencing member's thoughts

• Promoting individual goals

What are the stages of group development mentioned in the text?

• Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing

• Planning, Executing, Monitoring, Controlling

• Initiating, Planning, Executing, Closing

• Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Controlling

What is the ideal size of a work team or committee based on the text?

• Varied according to the purpose

• Always a large number

• Always a small number

• Dependent on the organization's size

What does a cohesive workplace environment allow employees to do?

• Work well together and contribute to group success

• Focus on individual success only

• Ignore group goals

• Work independently of others

What is the purpose of a group's charter or terms of reference?

• Setting individual goals for group members

• Enforcing laws within the group

• Determining the group's leadership style

• Outlining the group's purpose, membership, and decision-making process

What are some qualities that exemplify good work ethic according to the text?

• Reliability, Productivity, Ownership, Collaboration

• Creativity, Flexibility, Independence, Competition

• Adaptability, Communication, Leadership, Teamwork

• Innovation, Risk-taking, Individualism, Criticism

What does morality indicate according to the text?

• The importance of individual success

• The most efficient way to work

• The need for competition within a group

• The 'right' and 'wrong' way to behave

What is the group conscience based on according to Tradition Two?

• The will of the group and principles above personalities

• The authority of the leader and governing rules

• The individual opinions of group members

• The external laws and regulations

What do micromoves in relationships refer to?

• Small actions that shape how coworkers relate to each other

• Major decisions that impact team dynamics

• Long-term strategies for team building

• Individual goals within a group