Why are norms important for a productive meeting?

They are just another thing we have to do

Which of the following in probably NOT a good norm?

Contributing unequally to the workload

Maintaining a positive attitude

Making decisions based on the basis of consensus (or majority)

Which of the following is NOT true about group norms?

They must be approved by a vote of all group members.

They are standards of behavior expected of all group members.

They can be written or unwritten.

They may be enforced by non-verbal communication.

Group norms for an informal group would tend to _____.

be written and approved by the group

Everyone in a group that eats lunch together always brings their lunch. Today, Marissa forgot her lunch and had to wait in the line, missing most of the gossip. How do her friends enforce their norm?

Everyone glares at Marissa and rolls their eyes when she gets back to the table.

They do not allow Marissa to eat lunch with them anymore.

Susan says, "If you want to eat lunch with us, you have to bring your lunch."

As a member of the National Honor Society (a formal group), you know that one of the group's norms is to notify the group's secretary if you must miss a meeting. Unfortunately, you forgot about today's meeting. How would the group most likely respond?

The secretary sends you a note reminding you of the rules and warning that any further absences could result in your removal from NHS.

Other groups members refuse to speak to you in the hallway.

The secretary rolls her eyes at you when she sees you in class.

You have to sing "I'm a Little Teapot" at the next meeting.

Check all the ways you could learn a group's norms if you are new to the group.

Research the group's bylaws and rules.

Listen to the other group members describe how the group behaves.

Watch the group to learn how they do things.

Wait for the group to correct you when you make a mistake.

Which of the following is not true about roles in a group?

only one person can perform each role

members shift in and out of roles frequently

not every role is present in all groups

one person may play multiple roles

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A voluntary group based on shared interests and goals, this group is more likely to get members involved in their community.

civic group

professional group

task group

maintenance group

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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a voluntary group made up of members with similar careers

civic group

professional group

task group

maintenance group

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Kiwanis Clubs (community service club) is what kind of group?

civic group

professional group

task group

maintenance group

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The American Federation of Teachers is what kind of group?

civic group

professional group

task group

maintenance group

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To be considered a group, 4 individual needs must be met. Check the 4 needs.

belonging

learning

entertainment

accomplishment

support

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A church group would fulfill which of the following individual needs?

belonging

accomplishment

support

learning

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A book club would fulfill which of the following individual needs?

belonging

accomplishment

support

learning

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Group Communication

A voluntary group based on shared interests and goals, this group is more likely to get members involved in their community.

a voluntary group made up of members with similar careers

Kiwanis Clubs (community service club) is what kind of group?

The American Federation of Teachers is what kind of group?

To be considered a group, 4 individual needs must be met. Check the 4 needs.

A church group would fulfill which of the following individual needs?

A book club would fulfill which of the following individual needs?

A volleyball team would fulfill which of the following individual needs?

Alcoholics Anonymous is a group that fulfills what kind of individual need?

Why are norms important for a productive meeting?

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