Group development and leadership Flashcards
Definition of group dynamics
the nature of groups and the laws of their development and interrelations with individuals groups and larger institutions
Definition of group development
the maturity and cohesion achieved over time through a group interacting, learning about one another and structuring relationships and roles
Model of group development
Tuckman (1965)
1. Forming
2. Storming
3. Norming
4. Performing
5. Adjourning
Describe the forming stage
Find out what task is
Start to form relationships
Describe the storming stage
conflict and tension within group
emotional response to task demmand and strategy
Describe the norming
roles and responsibilities established
co op and communication used to accomplish task
Describe the performing
relationships and roles maintained
team focused on problem solving and finding solutions
Describe the adjourning
task is complete
member interaction decreases
What is MML model?
Developed by Chelladurai (1984) Multidimension model of leadership
What is the LSS?
Leadership scale for sport
- Training and instruction
- Autocratic behaviour
- Democratic behaviour
- Positive feedback
- Social support
Definition of leadership
the behavioral process of influencing and individual or group towards a set goal Barrow (1977)
Research support for congruency?
Andrew (2009) congruency between autocratic behaviour and training and instruction was positively correlated with satisfaction
What did the Riemer and Toon (2001) find?
- Males prefer autocratic leadership behaviour
- Females prefer more positive feedback
- Higher sport level preferred less positive feedback
Difference between coach and peer leadership?
Hardy and Loughead (2004)
Coach = training and instruction and autocratic behavior
Peer = democratic behaviour, positive feedback and social support
How can leadership increase group cohesion?
1. Improve role clarity and exceptance eg team meetings 2. Increase conformity to norms behavioural code of conduct (non compliance consequences) 3. Good leadership Democratic/participative style