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WorksheetsLeadership/Teamwork/Conflict Management Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which of the following is the cooperative action and effort of a group of people acting together?
Leadership
Teamwork
Team roles
Learning
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of teamwork?
allows work to be balanced
Detects problems faster
Acts on opportunities
Improves communication skills
How can teamwork fail?
Dealing with conflict
Providing clear instructions
Providing no training
dealing with poor planning
Which of the following teamwork settings can help support families who are struggling financially?
Classroom
Workplace
Meetings
Communities
If a team is lacking energy, which personality should a leader look for in a new team member?
driver
expressive
analytical
amiable
Which of the following is NOT a task role within a team?
Initiator
Elaborator
Aggressor
Recorder
Which of the following is NOT true of team facilitators?
Encourages full participation
Fosters restricted solutions
Promotes mutual understanding
Directs team discussions
How should a leader handle the recognition seeker of the group?
Ask for an explanation
Make each team member contribute in turns
ask for positive ideas
Redirect comments to the group for other's opinions
If a member seems to lead the team and begins team meetings, which team role are they displaying?
Initiator
Fact-seeker
Supporters
Blocker
Which of the following is NOT a quality of collaboration?
Honesty
Inconsistency
Respect
Openness
When a team member rejects the ideas of others, they are displaying which team role?
Blocker
Gatekeeper
initiator
observer
Which of the following is NOT true of teamwork in the workplace?
Encourages support and recognition in team members
Requires team roles to be clearly recognized
Gives leaders a collaborative insight to new opportunities
creates an inefficient environment
Which of the following terms describes the natural abilities individuals are born with?
skills
roles
talents
emotions
Knowledge and abilities one gains throughout life
Teamwork
Collaboration
Skills
Talents
When everything is done according to the plan
Autocratic Leadership
Bureaucratic Leadership
Democratic Leadership
Laissez-Faire Leadership
Act of working effectively with others to achieve a common goal
Teamwork
Collaboration
Skills
Personality Types
The major benefit of having teammates is
you can achieve more as a team than alone.
you can delegate duties among the team members
all of the above
A positive attitude does what for teams?
Inspires and motivates
Frustrates
Nothing
Annoys
In which phase of team development do members focus on strengthening relationships and setting clear objectives?
Forming
Storming
Norming
Performing
During which stage of group development do team members often experience conflicts and challenges in communication?
Forming
Storming
Norming
Performing
Adjourning
Which stage in group/team development includes team gaining confidence and feel a sense of momentum?
Adjourning
Performing
Storming
Norming
Forming
At which stage in group/team development do members start to work effectively and cohesively towards goals?
Adjourning
Norming
Performing
Forming
Storming
Which group role takes other people's initial ideas and builds on them with examples, relevant facts and data. Also looks at the consequences of proposed ideas and actions (the clarifiers)?
Elaborator
Information Seeker
Describer
Opinion giver
Which group role asks for clarification of the values, attitudes, and opinions of group members. Checks to make sure different perspectives are given.
Information Seeker
Harmoniser
Leader
Opinion Seeker
Which group role offers to change his position for the good of the group. Willing to yield position or meet others half way.
Listener
Settler
Compromiser
Aggreer
Which group role affirms, supports and praises the efforts of fellow group members. Demonstrates warmth and provides a positive attitude in meetings.
Encourager
Enegiser
Compliment giver
Motivator
Competing takes on what kind of approach?
Low Assertiveness, low cooperativeness
Low Assertiveness, high cooperativeness
High assertiveness, low cooperativeness
High assertiveness, high cooperativeness
ability to perform an action or the possession of control or influence over others
Power
Mediator
Arbitrator
Conflict Management Style
expressing something in a different way without changing the meaning
Personality
Reframing
Mediator
Trust
a third party who manages the process of negotiation
Facilitator
Conflict Management Style
Trust
Conflict
a third party who helps conflicting parties clarify the situation and decide on a solution
Power
Trust
Collaborative Attitude
Mediator
a given authority who hears all sides of a case and makes final decision based on the information gathered
Third Party Intervention
Arbitrator
Personality
Power
What are some of the causes of conflict? (Multiple choice)
Lack of cooperation
Personality Clashes
Authority Issues
Value Differences
Not having the same color hair
Avoiding takes on what kind of approach?
Highly assertive and uncooperative
Cooperative and unassertive
Highly unassertive and uncooperative
Assertive and cooperative
Moderately assertive and cooperative
Accommodating takes on what kind of approach?
Assertive and cooperative
Highly assertive and uncooperative
Unassertive and uncooperative
Cooperative and unassertive
Moderately assertive and cooperative
Collaborating takes on what kind of approach?
Highly assertive and uncooperative
Assertive and cooperative
Moderately assertive and cooperative
Unassertive and uncooperative
Cooperative and unassertive
Compromising takes on what kind of approach?
Highly assertive and uncooperative
Highly unassertive and uncooperative
Cooperative and unassertive
Assertive and cooperative
Moderately assertive and cooperative
Leader provides their teams with the information needed about a problem or situation and then allow the teams to develop solutions
participative
laissez-faire
goal-orienteds
servant
Leader takes a hands-off approach to their team and offers little to no guidance
laissez-faire
goal-oriented
servant
situational
Leader takes complete command and control of their workforce or team, and makes decisions without consulting the employees
autocratic
democratic
participative
laissez-faire
What is an advantage of laissez-faire style of leadership?
It leaves room for decision making to more innovative
Roles of responsibility are clearer
It makes employees feel more supported
What is meant by leadership?
Someone that tells employees what to do
The act of guiding a group or team to achieve a certain goal
Inspiring staff members to achieve their dreams
What are the advantages of autocratic leadership?
It is an innovative style of leadership
Decisions are made quickly and by the most experienced members of staff
Employees ideas and creativity are not usually considered
What are the disadvantages of laissez-faire leadership?
Employees creativity isn't usually considered and employees could become demotivated
Employees are scared of management and are not allowed to make decisions
It is unclear who takes responsibility and can lead to poor performance if inexperienced staff aren't supported
What are the advantages of democratic leadership?
Employees are highly motivated and accepting of change
Employees are lazy and scared of change
Decisions are made quickly and efficiently
Which type of leadership relies heavily on the use of policies, procedures, and regulations?
Autocratic
Democratic
Participative
Laissez Faire
