6.3
7.1 & 7.2
7.3 & 7.4
7.5 & 7.6
100

Which is not part of Group Cohesiveness?

a. Feeling of loyalty

b. Degree of togetherness in a group

c. Tolerability of conflict

Tolerability of conflict

100

What is a Time-Oriented Listener?
a. Prefer brief messages

b. Always aware of the time remaining

c. Keep teams on schedule

d. All the above

All the above

100

What percent of the emotional portion of a message is communicated nonverbally?

a. 93

b.65 

c. 97 

d. 83


a. 93

100

What is the correct signal that a member in a group may use when he/she believes that it is appropriate to change or move on to a different topic?

a. Ignoring what the other team members are doing and starting to work on the next topic

b. Interrupting a conversation nicely

c. Leaning forward

d. Getting up and leave

c. Leaning forward

200

Virtual teams have less of:

a. Trust, stability, love

b. Cohesiveness, trust, satisfaction

c. Cohesiveness, conflict, satisfaction

Cohesiveness, trust, satisfaction

200

Which is not one of 3 ways to overcoming obstacles of effective listening   

a. Ignoring your own thoughts

b. Knowing anyone can have good ideas

c. Avoid interactions

d. Not making assumptions  

c. Avoid interactions

200

What is the most important revealer of emotions?


The face

200

True or False?

Immediacy refers to behaviours that communicate influence and status. 


False

300

Regular meeting or face-to-face communication increases ______.

a. relationship

b. honesty

c. trust

trust

300

What is Active listening?

Active listening is an attempt to clarify and understand another’s thoughts and feelings.

300

True or False:

Emotions and feelings are typically expressed verbally rather than nonverbally.

FALSE

300

What is perception checking?

The skill of asking someone whether your interpretation of his or her unspoken message is accurate

400

True or False: 

Cohesiveness is not a combination of forces that holds people in groups.


False

400

 What are the 3 barriers to communication?

Bypassing

Allness statements

Fact-inference confusion

400

What are 3 examples of non verbal communication?

Eye contact

Body posture

Facial expression

400

How do people derive meaning from nonverbal behaviour?

1) immediacy or liking, (2) power, and (3) responsiveness.

500

If people notice that they derive benefits from a group that no other group provides, their attraction towards that group will __________?

Strengthen

500

Name 2 of the 4 different learning styles?

  • People-Oriented Listeners

  • Action-Oriented Listeners

  • Content-Oriented Listeners

  • Time-Oriented Listeners

500

What are Emblems?

Nonverbal cues that have specific verbal counterparts and are shared by all group members

500

What are the 3 steps to perception checking.

  1. Observe someone's non verbal behaviour 

  2. Think about that behaviour may mean 

  3. Check your perception by asking whether your interpretation is accurate 

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