WorksheetsCâu hỏi về nhóm làm việc
Total questions: 218
Worksheet time: 8hrs 49mins
What is a group defined as?
What types of groups are there in an organization?
What are the characteristics of forming a formal group?
What characteristics does a formal group have?
What characteristics does an informal group have?
Which group does the leader primarily focus on in the organization?
(a)
Which group does the leader pay attention to in the organization?
The concept of a working group can be understood as:
Which of the following is a working group?
(a)
Which groups are included in the working group, except for:
(a)
Which formal group includes which groups, except for:
(a)
How is understanding in a working group expressed?
(a)
How is ownership in a working group expressed?
How is creativity and contribution in a working group expressed?
How is trust in a working group expressed?
How is trust in the working group expressed?
How is common empathy in the working group expressed?
How is conflict resolution in the working group expressed, except for?
How is participation in decision-making in the working group carried out?
How is clear leadership in the working group expressed?
How is commitment in the working group expressed?
In which case is forming a working group a good solution for the organization?
In which case is it not necessary to form a group?
In which case is it necessary to form a group?
What are the characteristics of a working group?
What characteristics does a working group have, except for?
What benefits does a working group bring to the organization?
How does a working group help regulate the organization, except for?
What is the role of a working group in the organization?
How does the working group help organize, except for:
What is the role of the working group in the organization?
What does the working group help the organization?
What characteristics does an effective working group have?
The purpose of evaluating each member in an effective working group is
What solutions does an effective working group bring to the organization?
What characteristics do the skills of members in an effective working group have?
What issues does an effective working group aim to resolve for the organization?
(a)
To have an effective working group, how should goals be set?
(a)
What do effective working groups need from their members?
What characteristics does a high-performance working group have?
(a)
Fair reward and punishment regulations in the working group make members, except for
Does the workspace have any relation to the effectiveness of the working group?
To make the group's goals easily assessable for effectiveness and performance, what requirements should the goals meet?
(a)
What is the relationship between the nature of the work and the size of the working group?
What requirements must be met?
(a)
What is the relationship between job characteristics and team size?
How should principles and procedures be used in a large team?
(a)
To what extent do members in a large team restrain themselves?
(a)
To what extent do members follow the guidance of the leader in a small team?
(a)
To what extent is the need for a leader in a large team?
(a)
Is there a relationship between cohesion and team size?
Is there a relationship between team goals and personal goals?
Is there a relationship between team goals and organizational goals?
How will clearer team goals help team members?
How will unclear team goals affect team members?
What role does each member in the team have?
What roles create an effective working group?
(a)
What is the role related to a member's tasks in the team?
(a)
What is the role related to a member's relationships in the team?
What behaviors are related to a member's self in the team?
What behaviors are related to the role of a group member?
What is the nature of the role related to oneself as a group member?
What are the rules and behavioral patterns that group members expect and acknowledge?
(a)
How are norms related to the goals of the group?
How do norms impact group effectiveness?
What is the important norm that every working group needs?
How is the commitment of members expressed in a working group?
Is cohesion related to the effectiveness of the working group?
In which case does high cohesion result in low effectiveness of the working group?
What is the form of a group where individuals work together daily with similar tasks?
What is the form of a group where members from different job fields (marketing, finance, design, HR, production...) work together to achieve a goal?
What type of group should an organization establish to design and develop new products?
What type of group is formed temporarily to identify problems or find solutions to issues the organization is facing?
What are the essential characteristics of a self-managed work group?
(a)
What type of group is defined as addressing or finding solutions to problems faced by the organization?
What is a key characteristic of a self-managed work group?
What type of group is formed when members meet through information technology tools such as video conferences, Google Meet, Zoom?
In a work group where members are geographically distant to carry out a project, which type of group should be chosen?
(a)
What are the stages of group development?
Which stage does an effective work group go through in the group development process?
During the forming stage, how well do group members understand each other?
How do members get to know each other during the forming stage of group development?
How does communication occur among members during the forming stage of a work group?
What is the effectiveness of the group's activities during the forming stage?
(a)
What is the important task of the forming stage of a group?
What criteria should be used to select members during the forming stage of a work group?
What will determine the necessary professional skills in a work group?
What will determine the necessary professional skills in the working group?
Complexity of the work
Work volume
All of the above
What is the basis for determining the number of members needed in the working group?
Complexity of the work
Work volume
If a member trusts their colleague's ability to complete the work in the working group, what quality does that member have?
Trust
Respect
In the working group, if a member cares about their colleagues' opinions and draws their own ideas from those opinions, what quality does that member have?
Respect
Trust
What ability does a member have if they can integrate with colleagues from various fields with different abilities and nationalities in the working group?
Cooperation
Communication
In the working group, if a member enjoys interacting with many people and always attracts everyone's attention in the conversation, what teamwork ability does that member have?
Communication ability
Cooperation
When an unexpected situation occurs in the working group, if a member can propose necessary steps and solutions to resolve it, what working ability does that member have?
Ability to control the situation
Ability to persuade
If a member can present appropriate arguments to defend their opinion in the working group, what working ability does that member have?
Ability to persuade
Ability to control the situation
If a member can anticipate different situations that may arise in their work and can flexibly resolve those situations, what teamwork ability does that member have?
Ability to be sharp
Ability to cooperate
If a member always believes they can find a solution when pushed to the wall, what quality does that member have?
(a)
What teamwork ability does the member have?
Sharpness
Listening ability
Optimism
What quality does the member believe they have when pushed to the wall?
Optimism
Pessimism
Indifference
What requirements must the work goals meet in the teamwork?
Specific, measurable, agreed upon, feasible, time-bound
Vague and flexible
Only measurable
What teamwork ability does the member have when they do not interrupt colleagues?
Listening ability
Speaking ability
Dominating
What is characteristic of the chaos stage in team development?
Members conflict over working styles
Members cooperate
Members are indifferent
What is the characteristic of members in the chaos stage of team development?
All of the above
None of the above
Only some of the above
What issue must the team address to overcome the chaos stage?
Conflict issues of the team
Communication issues
Leadership issues
What is the nature of competition in the chaos stage of team development?
Positive and negative
Only positive
Only negative
What is the characteristic of the forming stage in team development?
More cooperation
Less cooperation
No cooperation
What is the characteristic of members in the forming stage of team development, except for?
Members are united
Members are divided
Members are indifferent
What issue is focused on in the forming stage of team development?
All of the above
Only some of the above
None of the above
What is the characteristic of the performing stage in team development?
All of the above
None of the above
Only some of the above
In which stage of team development does the team work most effectively?
Performing stage
Forming stage
Storming stage
What is the close combination of the team and the honesty of the members expressed at?
At what stage of group development is high efficiency achieved?
To what extent is the close cooperation of the group and the honesty of its members reflected in the operational stage of the working group?
(a)
How is the teamwork process in the operational stage of group development reflected?
(a)
How is the respect for minority opinions reflected in the operational stage of group development?
(a)
How is the hierarchical relationship in the operational stage of group development?
(a)
To what extent are the group's goals accepted by its members in the operational stage of group development?
(a)
What is understood by the integration of new members?
New members joining the working group often worry about: 'Will people let me participate in the group's decisions and activities' reflects which aspect?
(a)
What is the typical attitude of new members when joining the working group?
To achieve high efficiency in the working group, what type of needs must be satisfied?
Needs related to the tasks to be completed
Needs related to maintaining good relationships
Both A and B
What are the common forms of role conflict in the working group, except for:
A person receives unwanted expectations from another individual. This case is a form of role conflict in the working group?
What type of role conflict is this in a working group?
Role conflict caused by one individual
Role conflict caused by multiple individuals
Conflict between the individual and the role they must hold
Conflict between different roles of the same individual
What type of role conflict is this in a working group?
Role conflict caused by one individual
Role conflict caused by multiple individuals
Conflict between the individual and the role they must hold
Conflict between different roles of the same individual
What type of role conflict is this in a working group?
Role conflict caused by one individual
Role conflict caused by multiple individuals
Conflict between the individual and the role they must hold
Conflict between different roles of the same individual
What type of role conflict is this in a working group?
Role conflict caused by one individual
Role conflict caused by multiple individuals
Conflict between the individual and the role they must hold
Conflict between different roles of the same individual
What is the concept of rules or standards of behavior that members must adhere to in a working group?
(a)
How do norms affect the performance of a working group?
What type of norm is this when members have a habit of protecting the organization against false accusations?
What type of norm is this when every member in the working group always tries to complete their work?
What type of norm is this when every member in the working group is willing to listen to the opinions and views of others?
In a working group, all members are willing to listen to the opinions and viewpoints of others. What type of norm is this?
In a working group, all members constantly seek ways to improve their methods. What type of norm is this?
The cohesion of members in a working group depends on which main factor?
Cohesion tends to increase in a working group when members have what characteristic?
(a)
What is the relationship between cohesion and norms in a working group?
In a working group, strong cohesion and positive norms. What is the group's performance level?
In a working group, strong cohesion and negative norms. What is the group's performance level?
In a working group, weak cohesion and positive norms. What is the group's performance level?
In a working group, weak cohesion and negative norms. What is the group's performance level?
In a working group, ideas are presented and the whole group accepts a decision from one idea without creating real debates. What type of decision-making is this?
The group leader makes decisions on behalf of all members, with or without discussion in the working group. What type of decision-making is this?
The group leader makes decisions on behalf of all members, with or without discussion in the working group. How is the decision made in this case?
In the working group, a few prominent members make decisions and then force everyone to agree. How is the decision made in this case?
In the working group, the group's decision is the option chosen based on the opinions of the majority of members and others accept that opinion. How is the decision made in this case?
Does collective decision-making benefit the working group?
Does collective decision-making have limitations for the working group?
Groupthink is understood as:
What are the consequences of groupthink for the working group?
In the working group, promoting the creative capacity of a working group to facilitate the enthusiasm and commitment of members as well as to circulate meaningful ideas in problem-solving. What technique helps in collective decision-making?
Is there any solution to avoid groupthink in the working group?
To implement decisions based on the principle of consensus in the working group, what solution is needed?
What solution is needed to make decisions based on the principle of consensus in a working group?
What is the ideal case for decision-making in a working group?
What solution enhances cohesion in a working group?
The team leader must master all three roles of a group leader like the three arms of a conductor, which are:
The organizational role of the team leader is reflected in the tasks, except for:
Which of the following tasks reflects the execution role of the team leader?
"Revisiting the issue" means restating what has just been said in a different way. Which of the following is not used to apply this tool?
Which of the following tasks reflects the regulatory role of the team leader?
"Clarifying method" used in the tool "Revisiting the issue" is understood as:
According to classical methods, how many main types of leadership styles are there?
(a)
The authoritarian leadership style is also known as:
The collaborative leadership style is also known as:
"Reversing method" used in the tool "Revisiting the issue" has the characteristic of:
The responsibility of the team leader towards stakeholders is:
What are the responsibilities of the team leader towards stakeholders?
In the tool 'Turning the Problem Around', what is the effect of the 'echo method'?
Turning the problem around is a tool that helps analyze issues in group communication. We can turn the problem around in many different ways, except for:
What leadership style is represented by the relationship between the team leader and their team as shown in the image below?
What leadership style is represented by the relationship between the team leader and their team as shown in the image below?
(a)
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the activity 'Positioning relative to the program'?
Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the role of the team leader?
Enhancing listening more, asking appropriate questions, and reiterating the issue are activities that help make ____________ easier and more effective:
To promote the capabilities of each team member, the leader needs to:
The role of implementation of the team leader is reflected in the tasks, except for:
The role of the team leader is reflected in the tasks, except:
Analyze and handle tensions arising in the group
Know the positioning of the group's work compared to the planned program
Assign tasks according to the preferences of the team leader
All of the above
The regulatory role of the team leader is reflected in the tasks, except:
Know the positioning of the group's work compared to the planned program
Assign tasks according to the preferences of the team leader
Create favorable conditions for communication within the group
All of the above
The responsibility of the team leader towards each member of the group does not include which of the following:
Assign tasks according to the preferences of the team leader
Create favorable conditions for communication within the group
Maintain the atmosphere in the group
Reduce tension in the group
When choosing a leadership style for the group, which factors need to be considered, except:
The personality of the leader
The preferences of the team members
The goals of the group
The resources available
Which leadership style is considered the most effective:
Authoritarian
Democratic
Laissez-faire
All of the above are incorrect
Which statement is incorrect:
If the debate goes too far, the team leader needs to be firm and immediately bring the work back to the topic
The team leader should encourage participation from all members
The team leader should be flexible in their approach
The team leader should avoid conflicts at all costs
In the process of exchanging ideas in the working group, the act of 'Summarizing each part' helps:
Clarify the main points
Encourage participation
Reduce misunderstandings
All of the above are correct
The regulatory role of the team leader is reflected through:
Creating favorable conditions for communication within the group
Maintaining the atmosphere in the group
Reducing tension in the group
All of the above
To facilitate communication, the team leader needs:
To be approachable
To be authoritative
To be indifferent
All of the above are correct
A member becoming 'The Silent One' in the group may stem from which of the following reasons:
Fear of criticism
Lack of interest
Feeling overwhelmed
All of the above are correct
Observing gestures, attitudes, eye contact, and facial expressions of group members helps the team leader enhance which of their roles:
Regulatory
Facilitator
Mediator
All of the above
Tension in the group can stem from:
Miscommunication
Conflicting goals
Personality clashes
All of the above are correct
'The Opponent' in the group is understood as:
A person who disagrees with the majority
A person who is always negative
A person who challenges ideas
All of the above
Sự căng thẳng xảy ra trong nhóm có thể xuất phát từ:
"Người đối lập" trong nhóm được hiểu là:
"Kẻ dạy đời" trong nhóm được hiểu là:
"Người xảo quyệt" trong nhóm có thể hiểu là:
Khi áp dụng phong cách chuyên quyền, người trưởng nhóm sẽ:
Khi áp dụng phong cách lãnh đạo dân chủ, người trưởng nhóm sẽ:
" (a) " là loại câu hỏi mà người được hỏi chỉ có thể trả lời bằng câu từ ngắn gọn, đơn giản, thông thường sẽ là "Có" hoặc "Không":
Nhận định nào là sai khi nói về câu hỏi mở:
Khi đặt câu hỏi, cần tránh:
Nhược điểm của phong cách lãnh đạo chuyên quyền:
Khi sắp xếp chỗ ngồi của nhóm 10 người, nên chọn hình dạng của bàn làm việc như thế nào để thuận lợi hơn cho việc giao tiếp giữa các thành viên:
Khi sắp xếp phòng làm việc nhóm, vị trí của bàn làm việc chung và vị trí người trưởng nhóm nên:
In organizing the workspace for the team, the position of the common work desk and the position of the team leader should be:
When a team member says: 'In my opinion, one of the principles of our team is to meet twice a week. That's too much, too time-consuming.' The team leader repeats: 'If I understand correctly, you think that meetings are a waste of time?' This repetition by the team leader belongs to which method?
(a)
When a team member says: 'I have sent the group's proposal to the partner, they said they might need to change some content, I'm not sure anymore...' The team leader responds with the tone of a question: 'You're not sure?' This response reflects which method of reframing the issue?
(a)
When the team leader communicates with members that: 'We have completed the proposal for the new project, the next step we need to send that to partners to call for funding. But first, we need to take time to find and select partner units...' This communication reflects which activity?
With their regulatory role, what should the team leader do regarding the 'Talkative People' in the group?
In the group, there are always 'Silent People' - they are in the group but participate very little in discussions. What should the team leader do?
Member Nam in the group is someone who rarely speaks due to being shy and timid. What can the team leader say to encourage Nam to share his opinions?
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
What can be said to encourage Nam to express his opinion?
Which of the following statements is false?
During the sudden outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, which leadership style should be applied to achieve high efficiency in work?
Although Wayne is the chairman of the finance committee, he does nothing or cannot help the group. He tends to let the group take responsibility for their decisions and actions. What leadership style is Wayne using?
As the chairman of the PTA election committee, Sarah believes in practicing social equality. She shares decision-making with the group. According to leadership theory, what leadership style is Sarah using?
Vu tries to maintain strict control over the Spring Festival Planning Committee. Vu emphasizes determining the direction and results of the committee's discussions. According to leadership styles theory, what leadership style is Vu using?
When a member of the group is silent because he does not feel interested in the content being discussed.
