NUR 415 Week 3 Groups and Team Flashcards
What are the two essential functions a group/team dynamic holds?
Task/purpose
Maintenance or support
What are attributes of a team?
Conflict
Decision Making
Criticism
Leadership
Assignments
Feelings
Self-Evaluation
What are characteristics of an effective team?
Open to Conflict
Consensus
Constructive
Shared
Clear
Free/Open
Frequent
What are characteristics of an ineffective team?
Uncomfortable
Formal Voting
Destructive
Autocratic
Unclear
Hidden
Infrequent
What are stages of team development?
Forming
Storming
Norming
Performing
What are two ways to build relationships?
Taking Criticism
Step in
How to build relationship with taking criticism?
A team member can shoulder responsibility on behalf of the team.
Taking criticism when not attached emotionally can demonstrate a willingness to go out of the way to support a team member.
Another team member can have the space to de-escalate and gain control of one’s emotions.
How to build relationship by Step In
Another aspect is the ability to “step in” to help without being asked.
A true builder of relationships pays close attention to the well-being of others and is proactive.
It demonstrates caring and builds stronger relationships.
What are nonverbal communication skills?
Space
Silence
Environment
Appearance
Eye Contact
Posture
Gestures
Facial Expressions
Vocal Expression
A strong leader will?
- Keep group members focused and on course
- Draw out the quiet members and facilitate the shy in sharing their ideas.
- Cut off those who talk too much or off topic
- Protect more vulnerable members from the aggression of others
What is conflict?
Originates with differences in objectives, values, efforts and interests between individuals.
What are issues affecting team functioning?
“In” Groups and “Out” Groups
Dualism
Power & Control
Use of individuals for skills/strengths
Group Agreements
Managing Emotions
Trust
Accepting and Celebrating Differences
Giving and Receiving Feedback
What is Role of Leadership in Teams?
Most all teams have a leader or leaders
Pivotal part of effective teams
Progressive leaders understand followership
Leaders demonstrating caring manifest in higher-functioning teams
The character development of a leader is important
Self-confident