Exam 3 Flashcards
Explain these:
Team task roles
Team Building Roles
Individualistic Roles
Team Task Roles
-behaviors that facilitate the accomplishment of a goal
Team Building Roles
-behaviors that improve the “social climiate”
Individualistic Roles
-behaviors that benefit individual at EXPENSE of team
Disjunctive Tasks vs Conjunctive Tasks
Disjunctive Tasks
- best solution to complete task is known
- member with best ability/influence completes the task
Conjunctive Tasks
-task where the team performance has depends on its “weakest link”
EX: sequential interdependence
Value in diversity problem-solving approach
Similarity-attraction approach
Surface-level diversity
Deeper-level diversity
Value in diversity problem-solving approach
-says diversity is good bc wider range of knowledge/perspectives to solve problems
Similarity-attraction approach
-says people are more attracted to those like themselves
Surface-level diversity
- diversity that you can see
- age, sex, religion
Deeper-level Diversity
- diversity that is not easy to see
- diversity of thought
Having more people in a team is good for ___ but not good for ___
Good for Project Teams
Bad for Production Tasks
What is the number of people in a team when people are most satisfied with its size?
4-5
Task Interdependence is has a ___ relationship with Team Performance
Moderately Positive
What is the relationship between Task Interdependence and Team Productivity with these:
Competitive-Based Rewards
Cooperative-Based Rewards
Competitive-Based Rewards
-task interdependence inversely correlated with Team Productivity
Cooperative-Based Rewards
-Task Interdependence directly correlated with Team Productivity
What type of gain was created in the SpongeBob movie clip?
Process Gain
Explain these parts of “Process Loss”:
Motivational Loss
Coordination Loss
Coordination Loss
- loss on time/energy when planning activities bc you are not performing
- Production Blocking (when you have to wait on someone to finish before you can start)
Motivational Loss
- loss in productivity because you aren’t working as hard
- Social Loafing (members exert less effort because they are on a team)
Brainstorming vs Nominal Group Technique
Brainstorming
-traditional face-to-face
Nominal Group Technique
- makes people write down ideas of their own
- DECREASES social loafing/production blocking
Boundary Spanning - Taskwork Process
activities with individuals/groups that are NOT in your group
Ambassador Activities
Task Coordinator activities
Scout Activities
Ambassador Activities
- speaking up for your team
- persuading others to support your team
- obtain important resources for your team
Task Coordinator activities
-communicating with ppl outside your team to do tasks with your team
Scout Activities
- scouting the competition
- obtain information about technology/marketplace
Taskwork Processes vs Teamwork Processes
Taskwork Processes
-actually doing the task
Teamwork Processes
- all the interpersonal behaviors associated with accomplishing a task
- transitional, action, and interpersonal processes
Relationship Conflict vs Task Conflict - Teamwork Processes
Relationship Conflict
- disagreement on personal values/preferences
- always bad
Task Conflict
- disagreement about the team task
- CAN be GOOD
What is a takeaway from “The Breakup” movie clip?
woman was more conscientious than the man
-man didn’t help with the dinner
Explain these 3 things about Neuroticism:
Negative Affectivity
Differential Exposure
Differential Reactivity
Negative Affectivity
-tendency to present anxiousness, nervousness, annoyance
Differential Exposure
-tendency to appraise “day-to-day” situations as stressful
Differential Reactivity
-says neurotic people are less likely to believe they can cope with the stressors they experience
Do Neurotic people hold more of an Interal or External locus of control
External Locus
Myers Briggs - Sensing vs Intution
Sensing
-preferring clear/concrete facts or data
Intuition
-preferring hunches/speculation
Myers Briggs - Thinking vs Feeling
Thinking
-approach decisions with logic
Feeling
-approach decisions by thinking about how it will make the other person feel