CHAPTER 1

Question 1

The influential actions, processes, and changes that occur within and between groups over time.

Answer 1

GROUP DYNAMICS

Question 2

Two or more individuals who are connected by and within social relationships.

Answer 2

GROUP

Question 3

The state of being part of, or included within, a social group.

Answer 3

MEMBERSHIP

Question 4

A set of interconnected individuals or groups; any set of nonsocial objects that are linked by rational ties.

Answer 4

NETWORK

Question 5

Aspects of the self-concept that derive from relationships and memberships in groups.

Answer 5

SOCIAL IDENTITY

Question 6

Groups create, organize, and sustain relationship and task interactions among members.

Answer 6

INTERACTION

Question 7

Groups have instrumental purposes.

Answer 7

GOALS

Question 8

4 Basic Group Goals

Answer 8

Generate ideas or plans
Choose a Solution
Negotiating a solution to a conflict
Executing or Performing a task

Question 9

Proposed the Circumplex Model of Group Tasks

Answer 9

Joseph E. McGrath

Question 10

Members depend on one another and influence each other.

Answer 10

INTERDEPENDENCE

Question 11

Groups are organized with individuals connected to others in a pattern of relationships, roles, and norms.

Answer 11

STRUCTURE

Question 12

Cohesive social arrangements of individuals that perceivers, consider to be unified wholes.

Answer 12

UNITY

Question 13

The strength of the bonds linking to and in the group.

Answer 13

GROUP COHESION

Question 14

Perceives cohesiveness influenced by common fate, similarity and proximity.

Answer 14

ENTITATIVITY

Question 15

Types of Groups

Answer 15

Primary
Social
Collectives
Categories

Question 16

Small, long-term groups characterized by face to face interaction and high levels of cohesiveness, solidarity and member identification.

Answer 16

PRIMARY GROUPS

Question 17

Small groups of moderate duration and permeability characterized by moderate levels of interaction among the members.

Answer 17

SOCIAL GROUPS

Question 18

Aggregations of individuals that form spontaneously, last only a brief period of time, and have very permeable boundaries.

Answer 18

COLLECTIVES

Question 19

Aggregations of individuals who are similar to one another in some way such as gender, religions, ethnicity, or nationality

Answer 19

CATEGORIES

Question 20

Interactionism formula was proposed by?

Answer 20

Kurt Lewin

Question 21

The interactionism formula.

Answer 21

B = f(P,E)

Question 22

a supra-individual level of consciousness that links members in a psychic, telepathic connection.

Answer 22

GROUPMIND

Question 23

Group Characteristics

Answer 23

Interaction
Goals
Interdependence
Structure
Unity