Anthony Wayne
Warren
Cass
Woodward
Forest
100
Recurring patterns of behavior or thinking that come to be accepted in a group as the "usual" way of doing things.
What is norms?
100
A collection of more than two people who share some kind of relationship, communicate in an interdependent fashion, and collaborate toward some shared purpose.
What is group?
100
A pattern of interaction that governs who speaks with whom in a group and about what.
What is network?
100
A small subgroup of individuals who have bonded together within a group; also called coalitions.
What is clique?
100
Roles that are concerned with the accomplishment of the group’s goals.
What is task roles?
200
Subgroups that are positioned against other subgroups.
What is countercoalitions?
200
A set of individuals asked by a researcher to come together to give their opinions on a specific issue.
What is focus group?
200
A long-lasting group that forms around the relationships that mean the most to its members.
What is primary group?
200
A network in which all group members share their information with one central individual, who then shares the information with the rest of the group.
What is wheel network?
200
A network in which all members are an equal distance from one another and all members interact with each other.
What is all-channel network?
300
A network in which information is passed from one member to the next rather than shared among members.
What is chain network?
300
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY** 1. Groups that are formed for the specific purpose of helping students prepare for exams. 2. A set of individuals who come together to address personal problems while benefiting from the support of others with similar issues.
1. What is study group? 2. What is support group?
300
Failure to invest the same level of effort in the group that people would put in if they were working alone or with one other person.
What is social loafing?
300
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY** 1. A group that works together to carry out a project or specific endeavor or to compete against other teams. 2. A group of skilled workers who take responsibility for producing high-quality finished work.
1. What is team? 2. What is self-directed work team?
300
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY** 1. A group with a specific mission. 2. A group in which membership offers opportunities to form relationships with others.
1. What is problem-solving group? 2. What is social groups?
400
Roles that create problems because they serve individual members’ priorities at the expense of overall group needs.
What is antigroup roles?
400
A situation in which group members strive to maintain cohesiveness and minimize conflict by refusing to critically examine ideas, analyze proposals, or test solutions.
What is groupthink?
400
Group roles that evolve to reflect individual members’ personality traits and interests.
What is social roles?
400
A situation that arises in a group whenever expectations for members’ behavior are incompatible.
What is role conflict?
400
The degree to which group members have bonded, like each other, and consider themselves to be one entity.
What is cohesion?
500
The stage of group development in which members inevitably begin experiencing conflicts over issues such as who will lead the group and what roles members will play.
What is storming?
500
The stage of group development in which members combine their skills and knowledge to work toward the group’s goals and overcome hurdles.
What is performing?
500
The stage of group development in which group members try to negotiate who will be in charge and what the group’s goals will be.
What is forming?
500
The stage of group development in which members reflect on their accomplishments and failures as well as determine whether the group will disassemble or take on another project.
What is adjourning?
500
The stage of group development in which members establish agreed-upon norms that govern expected behavior.
What is norming?
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