Carron suggests that group must have the following characteristics to actually be a group. Identify the incorrect statement.

Structured forms of communication

What is the definition of cohesion?

The extent to which a group works together to achieve a common goal

interaction of group members and their effectiveness in working together to achieve a common goal?

The interaction of individuals and how well they relate To each other

What characteristics did Carron highlight in member characteristics (Antecedent of cohesion)?

Ability, motivation, affiliation, similarities and satisfaction

Training facilities, time available, size of the group

Involvement in decision making for the group

Desire for the whole team, nature of shared experience

Which of the following factors that affect cohesiveness of a group is incorrect?

Ability of the group - Novice performers are not able to create a cohesive environment as quickly as autonomous performers

Nature of the sport - Interactive team sports rely on cohesion and in athletics it is not so important

Stability of the group - The longer the group is together, with minimal changes, the more cohesive they will become

External threats - Critisism from extrernal sources can actually increase cohesion - bring the team together

Which type of cohesion is vital for elite performers?

Task - interaction of group members in an effective manner to bring about a common goal

Social - the effectiveness of interaction between individuals to develop relationships

Task and social - both are vital for elite performers

Social is only important to recreational performers

What is the following list highlighting? - a variety of practice and training drills - creating an open environment for discussion - giving players roles and responsibilities

Stratgies to create a cohesive group

Training suggestions for a group

A method of identifying social loafers

Reasoning for the Ringlemann Effect

Below are a list of strategies for developing cohesion of a group. Identify the incorrect strategies.

Identify and expose social loafers

Explaining the roles and responsibilities of the group clearly to the team

Create a group identity with a kit and logo

Encourage peer support using constructive criticism rather than negative feedback

Groups often don't perform to the level that is expected from them. This is termed as;

Motivational and coordination all losses

Coordination loses are those that are caused by lack of communication between team members when performing strategies and set plays, for example.

False - It is those that rely on structured lines of communication in training sessions

What is the list below identifying? Player responsibility Video analysis Challenging and realistic targets Varying practice to maintain motivation

Factors to minimise the effects of social loafing

Factors to improve self efficacy

Factors to minimise the effects of the Ringlemann efect

Identify below the strategies that does NOT minimise the effects of social loafing.

Train harder in sessions to build enthusiasm and a hard working ethos

Positive feedback and reinforcement to make the player feel valued

Develop high levels of fitness to avoid players 'taking a rest'

Giving players responsibilities so they feel valued

A Level PE - Groups 2017

Authored by Karen Brown

Other Sciences, Physical Ed

12th Grade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Which is the correct equation for Steiner's model?

Actual productivity = potential productivity - loses (due to faulty processes)

Potential productivity = actual productivity - loses (due to faulty processes)

Faulty processes = potential productivity - actual productivity

Actual productivity = potential productivity-loses (due to faulty processes)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What is social loafing?

Relying on the effort of others "coasting"

Matching the efforts of others

As group size increases, group performance decreases

A lack of confidence

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What are the four structures of group formation? Which one is incorrect?

Forming

Performing

Norming

Communication

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What factors does Carron propose in relation to cohesion?

Environmental, personal, leadership and group elements

Situational, member, leadership and group elements

Environmental, personal, leadership and team elements

Nature of the sport, stability of the group and external threats

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What categories of loses do social loafing and the Ringlemann effect come under, in Steiner's model?

Group productivity

Motivational loses

Coordination loses

Potential productivity

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What is the Ringlemann effect?

Performance decreases as group size decreases

Perfoemance increases and group size increases

Performance decreases as group size increases

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Name the two types of cohesion.

Task and environmental

Social and personal

Task and social

Team elements and member characteristics

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A Level PE - Groups 2017