chapter 12 - group process and work teams Flashcards

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5 steps of effective Group Decision-Making

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  1. diagnose the problem
  2. generate solutions
  3. evaluate the solutions (impact on individuals, consider benefits/drawbacks)
  4. choose solution)
    .> develop action plan + implimentation
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Types of Teams

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norms

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shared expectations ofhowto behave in a group

descriptive (shared, socially understood) vs. prescriptive (monitored by the group, ehavior changing)

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roles

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perceptions of our roles

differentiation from others

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conflict in groups

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relationship

tasks / process - can lead to more innovative thinking and better outcomes depending on how it happens

thomas killman inventory (conflit and conflict styles)

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group cohesion

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task

social - Leader-member-exchange
shared bonds

too much cohesion can be negative w/ group think

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what is tuckman’s 5 stages of group formation

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forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning

can bounce around different stages, not always linear

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gersick’s punctuated equilibrium

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can be varibality in group output as you go through a cohesion building process

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what is the ringlemann effect?

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the more people you add to a team working towards a singular task, the more process loss is experienced relative to potential

5-7 is the magic number

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what are antecedents of groupthink?

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group cohesion

isolation, low external perspective

strong, biased leadership

high, decisional stress (less likely to challenge when carries a lot of weight)

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what are symptoms of groupthink?

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belief in invulnerability of group

belief in unanimimity of group members

pressure on dissenters

appointing a mindguard

rationalizing

stereotyping

self-censorship

illusions of morality

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