Primary tension is experienced by a group in what stage?
Forming stage
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In what stage is group identity, loyalty and morale generally high?
Performing stage
100
Group goals should be both ______ and _______.
Specific; Challenging
100
When is nonconformity beneficial?
Nonconformity is beneficial when there are legitimate concerns and or alternate suggestions.
100
The word “Motivate” comes from a _____ word.
French
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The frustrations and personality conflicts experienced by group members in the storming stage lead to what kind of tension?
Secondary tension
200
In which of Tuckman's Group Development Stages do members resolve status conflicts and learn to work as a cohesive team?
Norming stage
200
Effective groups have both a clear understanding of goals as well as _______________.
A belief that the goal is meaningful and worthwhile.
200
Norms that determine the quality and quantity of work expected from group members is called?
Achievement Norms
200
Causing to move; is the definition of what?
Motivation
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Describe the difference between the forming and storming stages.
A: In the forming stage members are socially cautious and polite. In the storming stage members compete for status and openly disagree.
300
In what stage are roles and responsibilities fluid; and change according to group needs and task requirements?
Performing stage
300
The definition of a hidden agenda is ________.
Group member's personal goals that are kept private and conflict with group goals.
300
What is it called when group norms function only to the extent that members conform to them?
Conformity
300
Kenneth Thomas is the Author of what work?
Intrinsic motivation at work
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List two ways primary tension can be minimized or resolved.
A: By displaying a positive and energetic attitude.
A: By being prepared to contribute your ideas in a friendly and pleasant way.
400
When does a group reach its "adjourning stage"?
When a group achieves its common goals.
400
How do effective groups deal with hidden agendas?
By recognizing them and working towards resolving them when they occur.
400
What is the difference between destructive and constructive nonconformity?
Constructive nonconformity occurs when a group member resists a norm with the best interests of the group in mind. Destructive nonconformity occurs when a group member resists norms without regard to the best interests of the group.
400
What are Thomas's 4 categories of motivation?
meaningfulness, competence, choice, progress
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What is the difference between primary and secondary tension?
Primary tension is the social unease experienced when a group begins to work together. Secondary tension is the frustrations and personality conflicts as group members compete for acceptance and achievement within the group. Primary tension occurs before the group knows each other and secondary tension occurs after the group has worked together and become acquainted with one another.
500
What is the correct order for Tuckman's 5 group development stages?