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WorksheetsGroup Discussion / Reflective Thinking Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the correct order of the reflective thinking process / method?
Analyze the problem, generate possible solutions, establish criteria for solutions, select the best solution, and define the problem.
Define the problem, analyze the problem, generate possible solutions, establish criteria for solutions, and select the best solution.
Define the problem, analyze the problem, establish criteria for solutions, generate possible solutions, and select the best solution.
Analyze the problem, define the problem, establish criteria for solutions, generate possible solutions, and select the best solution.
How does one define the question in the reflective thinking method?
In a clear, unbiased, and open ended question using the world “should.”
In a multipart defense of one’s opinion.
In a short statement unrelated to the topic at hand.
With many adjectives.
How does one analyze the problem in the reflective thinking process?
By addressing the characteristics of the problem.
By studying the problem for a long time.
By addressing to benefits and detriments of a solution.
By addressing the severity and causes of the problem.
How does one establish criteria for solutions in the reflective thinking process?
By setting guidelines for group behavior.
By setting guidelines for what a solution must achieve and addressing what might limit your choices.
By sharing points of view on possible solutions.
By sitting and waiting for the answer to come to you.
How does one generate possible solutions in the reflective thinking process?
By brainstorming and recording one’s ideas.
By looking possible solutions up on the internet.
By addressing the severity and causes of the problem.
By setting guidelines for what a solution must achieve and addressing what might limit your choices.
How does one select the best solution in the reflective thinking process?
By brainstorming and recording one’s ideas.
By setting guidelines for what a solution must achieve and addressing what might limit your choices.
By discussing viewpoints (pros and cons) on a solution and coming to a group consensus.
By addressing the severity and causes of the problem.
Nonspecific group leadership involves…
A group where the leader has the greatest expertise or highest rank.
A group where everyone does their part to lead.
A group where a leader takes control of the group.
A group where the leader is elected or appointed.
Implied group leadership involves….
A group where everyone does their part to lead.
A group where the leader takes control of the group.
A group where the leader is elected or appointed.
A group where the leader has the greatest expertise or highest rank.
Emergent group leadership involves….
A group where the leader has the greatest expertise or highest rank.
A group where a leader takes control of the group.
A group where the leader is elected or appointed.
A group where everyone does their part to lead.
Designated group leadership involves…
A group where a leader takes control of the group.
A group where the leader has the greatest expertise or highest rank.
A group where the leader is elected or appointed.
A group where everyone does their part to lead.
What is group discussion?
A closed-group discussion in which everyone is equally important.
A discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group.
Anytime three or more people meet to solve a common problem, arrive at a decision, or answer a question of mutual interest.
A group that discusses a topic in front of an audience.
Public discussion is….
A discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group.
A small subgroup of a larger organization that has been given a task or set of tasks to perform.
A discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other.
A closed-group discussion in which everyone is equally important.
A committee is….
A closed-group discussion in which everyone is equally important.
A group that discusses a topic in front of an audience.
A public discussion where each group member gives a short uninterrupted speech.
A small subgroup of a larger organization that has been given a task or set of tasks to perform.
Roundtable discussion is….
A public discussion where each group member gives a short uninterrupted speech.
A closed-group discussion in which everyone is equally important.
A public discussion where each group member gives a short uninterrupted speech.
A discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other.
A panel is…
A discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group.
A group that discusses a topic in front of an audience.
A public discussion where each group member gives a short uninterrupted speech.
A discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other.
A symposium is…
A public discussion where each group member gives a short uninterrupted speech.
A discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group.
A group that discusses a topic in front of an audience.
A discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other.
Closed-group discussion is….
A small subgroup of a larger organization that has been given a task or set of tasks to perform.
A discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other.
A discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group.
A group that discusses a topic in front of an audience.
At a town meeting, the mayor and their council ask for questions and opinions from the audience. This is an example of what kind of group discussion?
Panel Discussion.
Public Discussion.
Symposium.
Closed-group Discussion.
A small group from a company meets to discuss a project. This is an example of what type of group discussion?
Closed-group Discussion
Roundtable Discussion
Committee Discussion
Public Discussion
A group of senators meet to discuss government policies. This is an example of what type of group discussion?
Symposium
Committee Discussion
Panel Discussion
Roundtable Discussion
A group of people meet an each share a short version of their opinions uninterrupted. This is an example of what type of group discussion?
Closed-group Discussion
Symposium
Public Discussion
Panel Discussion
A group of people meet without distractions or observers to talk with each other. This is an example of what kind of group discussion?
Committee Discussion
Closed-group Discussion
Symposium
Panel Discussion
