Group Communication (M) MT-Q Flashcards

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It is a collection of about three to twenty people who feel a sense of belonging and common purpose.

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Group

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It consists of all the verbal and nonverbal messages shared among members, is what makes participating in groups a positive or negative experience.

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Group Communication

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T or F. Social groups can generally be defined as a group of intimates who, through their communication, generate a sense of home, group identity, history, and future (Segrin & Flora, 2014).

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F (Family)

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composed of people who genuinely care about each other and enjoy spending time together (Platow, Grace, & Smithson, 2011).

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social group

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It is composed of people who come together to provide encouragement, honest feedback, and a safe environment for expressing deeply personal feelings about a problem common to the members.

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Support Group

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composed of individuals who come together because they share a common interest, hobby, or activity.

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Interest group

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T or F. A Work Group is composed of individuals who come together to perform hands-on charitable works or to raise money to help organizations that perform such work.

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F (service group)

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T or F. A work group is a collection of three or more people formed to work together to complete a specific task.

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T

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It is a subset of a work group where members also hold themselves mutually accountable

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Work Group Team

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Members are more likely to have diverse information, perspectives, and values, and consequently, may discuss issues more thoroughly before reaching a decision.

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Hetero

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Members are likely to know the same things, come at the problem from the same perspective, and consequently, may overlook some important information or take shortcuts in the problemsolving process

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Homo

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It is one whose
members are separated geographically but come together to “meet” through various forms of electronic media.

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Virtual Group

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formed around constructive purpose and are characterized by ethical goals, interdependence, cohesiveness, productive norms, accountability and synergy.

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Healthy group

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force that brings group members closer together; necessary but not sufficient condition

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Cohesiveness

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multiplying force of a group of individuals working together, which results in a combined effort greater than any of the parts

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synergy

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Characterized by orientation, testing, and dependence. Members try to understand precisely what the goal is, what role they will play in reaching it, and what other members are like.

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Forming

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Characterized by conflict and power plays as members seek to have their ideas accepted and to find their place within the group’s power structure. As a consequence, the group may turn to group think, a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgement that results from in-group pressure of to conform (Janis, 1982)

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Storming

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When there is an increased cohesion, collaboration, and motivation to achieve the group goal after solving conflicts in the storming.

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Norming

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Ø When there is a presence of harmony, productivity, problem-solving, and shared leadership.
Ø During this stage, the group capitalizes on the skills, knowledge, and abilities of all members to work toward achieving a goal.

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Performing

20
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When the group celebrates goal accomplishment and each member’s role in achieving it, reflecting on what they learned and disengaging.

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Adjourning

21
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Members believe that there are conflicts
between their ideas, but in reality, there’s just a miscommunication or misunderstanding between them.

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Pseudo-Conflict

22
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Occurs when two or more group
members’ goals, ideas, or opinions about
the topic are incompatible.

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Issue-related Group Conflict

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Ø One reason is that individuals have different
personalities
o Occurs when two or more group members become defensive because they feel like they are being attacked.

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Personality-Related Group Conflict

24
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People belonging to different cultural and co-cultural groups tend to abide by unique communication norms. Keep in mind that cultural differences may exist when managing conflict in groups.

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Culture and Conflict

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