quiz #1 Flashcards

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Task Force?

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Group of people brought together to solve a specific problem
-when the project ends, the team ends

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Active listening?

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Listening for comprehension and is critically important to be an effective team member
-show interest and give feedback

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Team model 1? Advantages?

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Strong leader sets agenda, assigns tasks, manages accountability and makes the overall decisions
Rest of team meets goals and performs tasks set by leader
ADV= Low conflict, decisive, familiar, requires less skill from other team members

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Team model 2? Advantages?

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All members equal in discussions, Decisions usually made by consensus, Leader only facilitates, organizes, mediates
ADV=Best use of diverse knowledge & capabilities, More commitment and initiative in implementation

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5
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Meyers Briggs Dimensions? (8)

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Introvert/Extrovert
Thinking/Feeling
Sensing/Intuitive
Judging/Perceptive

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Emotional Intelligence? (4)

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Self-awareness= Understand myself
Self-management= Control myself
Social awareness= Understand others
Relationship management= Help others

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Meyers Briggs Characteristics for good leaders?

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(ESTJ) Extrovert, Sensing, thinking, Judging
-More of a visionary (S)
(ENTJ) Extrovert, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging
-Strive to get things done (N)

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8
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Defensive Routines?

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Thoughts and actions used to protect individual’s, group’s, and organization’s usual way of dealing with reality
-Blaming, ignoring, Denial

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Ladder of Inference?

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Uncovers path from observable data/experience to beliefs, generalizations, and actions
-frames our next action and draws conclusions to which we add meaning

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Left Hand Column?

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What I’m saying (right column) compared to what I’m thinking (left column)

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Advocacy vs Inquiry?

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A= statements that communicate what an individual thinks, knows, wants, feels
I= questions whose purpose is to learn what an individual thinks, knows, wants, or feels
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Single Loop vs Double Loop?

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Single= Using a standard/repetitive tactic towards solving a problem 
Double= Observing a problem in order to find the best possible solution
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13
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Doom Loop?

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Fear/lack of ability to cope with failure, which may cause successful people to fall apart in an intimidating situation
-Happens when someone isn’t familiar with failure and never gets the chance to learn from it

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14
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Semi Autonomous team?

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Permanent

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Problems that autonomous teams/task forces may encounter?

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Poor performers, group conflict, no honesty, lack of leadership, no procedures/ground rules, judging people too quickly

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16
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Golden Bridge?

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Compromising for your own personal benefit, while also giving your opponent a sense of victory