Chapter 13 SCOM 123

1. What are the 5 stages of small group development?

• 1. Storming, Forming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning 

• 1. Forming, Performing, Norming, Storming, Adjourning

• 1. Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning

• 1. Performing, Norming, Forming, Storming, Adjourning

1. What is NOT a quality that cohesive groups exhibit?

• 1. Clear and accepted roles

• 1. Feedback

• 1. Equity between members

• 1. Inconsistent communication

1. What are the conditions that create Groupthink? 

• 1. High Cohesion and Excessive Conformity Pressures

• 1. High Cohesion and Low Conformity Pressures

• 1. Low Cohesion and Low Conformity Pressures

• 1. Low Cohesion and Excessive Conformity Pressures

1. What is the type of conflict that concerns individuals' values, attitudes, beliefs, or general ideas? 

• 1. Procedural Conflict

• 1. Substantive Conflict

• 1. Interpersonal Conflict

• 1. Personal Conflict

What is the type of conflict that stems from the ways the group functions?

• 1. Substantive Conflict

• 1. Interpersonal Conflict

• 1. Personal Conflict

• 1. Procedural Conflict

1. The negative trait where group members contribute less towards a task than they would if they worked alone is known as… 

• 1. Bandwagoning

• 1. Synergy

• 1. Procedural Conflict

• 1. Social Loafing

1.  The underlying values that create a sense of togetherness between group members (interests, principles, ethics) are known as…

• 1. Shared Identity

• 1. Synergy

• 1. Group Socialization

• 1. Task Cohesion

1. Conflict between individual group members is known as…

• 1. Procedural Conflict

• 1. Interpersonal Conflict

• 1. Personal Conflict

• 1. Substantive Conflict

1.  In the Five Stages of Small Group Development, the stage which includes the initial interactions of the group is known as…

• 1. Storming

• 1. Norming

• 1. Forming

• 1. Performing