Group Trends
Trends commonly affect
What is culture, society and brands?
This type of group focuses on accomplishing specific goals and constructive actions
What is Task Groups
This communication skill involves giving full attention, making eye contact, and responding to show that you understand what someone is saying
What is Active Listening
What type of ineffective verbal communication happens when someone dismisses another person's experience by saying things like "it's no big deal"
What is Minimizing language
This stage of group development often includes the most conflict and requires effective communication to move forward
What is Storming
Why are trends involved in online virtual groups
What is the on-going trend of technology, and to meet the needs or individuals to better access support?
This type of group often has rotated leadership among members and the structure tends to be open-ended/ongoing
What is Self-Help Groups
In CYC, body language, facial expression, and tone of voice are all examples of this type of communication
What is Non-Verbal Communication
Which type of dysfunctional behaviour occurs behaviour occurs when one group member talks most of the time and limits others' opportunity to share
What is dominating the conversation
This stage happens when the group works efficiently and uses its energy to accomplish goals
What is Performing
Trends are a strategy for
What is consumer's to handle the ever changing environment they live in?
To become a member in this type of group, you need to be interviewed, selected, or referred
What is Closed-Group
This communication approach involves understanding and acknowledging a person's feelings without judging them
What is Empathy
What dysfuntional behaviour occurs when a person repeatedly cuts someone off while they are speaking, preventing them from finishing their thought
What is interrupting or blocking
This is the first stage of group development when everything is new and goals may be unclear
What is Forming
How are trends formed
What is due to a consumers: needs, aspirations, and fears
Or formed through expectations of the past?
Members of this type of group work on specific problems they are experiencing, often jointly with other group members who share similar experiences
What is Counseling Groups
CYC practioners should avoid formal speech and instead use this type of language
What is Clear and simple language
Which type of ineffective communication uses words like "must", "need", or "can't" that can make others feel pressured or judged
In this stage, group members become more cooperative and begin following established rules
What is Norming
Trends are invented by
What is they aren't, they are a source of innovation
(duh)
Facilitators or this group tend to bring out different types of activities or forms of expression to invite participants to experience a shift or shifts in self awareness that can be life altering or life changing
What is Experimental Groups
In Child and Youth Care, effective communication primarily helps build this essential foundation between practitioners and service users
What is Trust
Why can ineffective communication negatively affect helping groups
What is because it can reduce a sense of trust which can cause members to withdraw, remain silent, and limit open sharing and support within group
This theory explains how groups develop through four stages: forming, storming, norming, and performing
What is Tuckman's Group Development