10. Group productivity Flashcards

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How does social comparison lead to a shift? (IandG productivity)

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When you are individual, you are unaware of the group norm, when ideas are pulled together everyone gravitates toward the norm

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What is groupthink? (IandG productivity)

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Thinking as a group, resulting in poor-quality decision-making

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What are the outcomes of groupthink? (IandG productivity)

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  • Overestimation of ability
  • Close minded members
  • Pressure to conform
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How is ‘the group is more than the sum of its parts’ explained? (IandG productivity)

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Social facilitation = the presence of the group makes us work harder

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How is ‘the group is less than the sum of its parts’ explained? (IandG productivity)

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Social loafing = each additional person contributes less to productivity

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What does Steiners theory of group productivity suggest? (IandG productivity)

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For any task, there is some hypothetical maximum potential for productivity and actual productivity always falls short of this due to losses incurred in the group process

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What is the equation for Steiners theory of group productivity? (IandG productivity)

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Pa = Pp - L

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