18.1
Group Basics
Group Basics
What is a small group
A few people working together toward a common goal.
True or false: Every group member should have a change to speak.
True
What does brainstorming mean?
Coming up with many ideas.
True.
What does AI stand for?
Artificial Intelligence
Sharing information and ideas.
What does a group leader help the group do?
Stay organized and focused on its goal.
During brainstorming, should you immediately criticize someone's idea?
No, first collect ideas without judging them.
What does consensus mean?
A decision that group members can generally support.
What is a virtual group?
A group that works together using online technology.
What is a group goal?
Something that group members work together to achieve.
What is the first step in solving a group problem?
Identify and understand the problem.
What is the first step in solving a group problem?
Identify and understand the problem.
What is one way a group can make a decision?
Voting, reaching consensus, or having an authorized leader decide.
What are the 3 main parts of an oral group report?
Introduction, body, and conclusion.
Why is listening important in a group?
It helps members understand one another and cooperate.
Why should a group consider several solutions before shoosing one?
To compare options and find the most effective solution.
Why should a group consider several solutions before choosing one?
To compare options and find the most effectivce solution.
Why should a group evaluate the possible solutions to a problem?
To compare their strengths and weaknesses before deciding.
A discussion where knowledge speakers explore or debate an issue in front of an audience.
What is one difference between a group and a collection of people?
Group members interact and depend on one another to reach a shared goal.
Why are both task roles and relationship roles important?
Tas roles help finish the work; relationship roles help members cooperate.
What is the purpose of the Reflective Thinking Framework?
To guide agroup through an organized process of analyzing and solving a problem.
Why is evaluating a group's decision after putting it into action important?
To see whether it solved the problem and determine what needs improvement.
What is the difference between a symposium and a forum?
A symposium has separate speeches on a shared topic; a forum encourages direct audience participation and questions.