Exam Flashcards

1
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5 stages of group development

A

forming, storming, norming, performing, ajourning

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2
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Punctuated equilibrium

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Midpoint bonuses and clear deadlines

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3
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Additive Tasks

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dependent on each individual doing a specific task

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4
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Disjunctive Task

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Dependent on best group performer (grad student)

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5
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Conjunctive Task

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limited by the poorest performer (mawds)

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6
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Consequences of role ambiguity

A
stress
dissatisfaction
reduced commitment
lower performance
higher intent to quit
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7
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Intrasender role conflict

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single role sender

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8
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Intersender role conflict

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two or more role senders

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9
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interrole conflict

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several roles

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10
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Person-role conflict

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not compatible with personality skills

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11
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Consequences of role conflict

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Job dissatisfaction and stress reactions

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12
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How to prevent role conflict

A

fitting the right person to the role

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13
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Group cohesiveness

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the level to which a group is attracted to its members

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14
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factors that influence cohesiveness

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external threat of survival
when the group accomplishes a goal
greater diversity=harder to be cohesive
bigger group=harder to be cohesive

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15
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consequences of cohesiveness

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increased participation
decreased absenteeism
greater conformity to group norms
greater at achieving goals

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16
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social loafing

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The tendency to withhold physical or intellectual effort when performing a group task

17
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free rider effect

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people lower their effort to get a free ride at expense of group members

18
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sucker effect

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people lower their effort because they feel others are free riding, trying to restore equality