Group Dynamics and Communication Quiz

Explore characteristics of effective group communication, leadership, conflict resolution & more in this quiz on group dynamics.

#1

Which of the following is a characteristic of effective group communication?

Dominance of a single member
Lack of active listening
Openness to diverse perspectives
Avoidance of conflict
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#2

In a team, what does the term 'norms' refer to?

Leadership hierarchy
Shared rules and expectations
Individual goals
Decision-making process
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#3

Which of the following is a characteristic of effective group leadership?

Micromanagement
Autocratic decision-making
Delegation of tasks and responsibilities
Ignoring team member input
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#4

What is a potential consequence of poor group cohesion?

Increased collaboration
Higher productivity
Decreased morale
Enhanced communication
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#5

What is the primary function of feedback in group communication?

To criticize team members
To maintain the status quo
To provide information on performance and facilitate improvement
To avoid conflicts
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#6

What is the concept of 'groupthink' in group dynamics?

Encouraging diverse viewpoints
A process of critical thinking
A tendency to conform without critical evaluation
Effective conflict resolution
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#7

Which communication style involves high assertiveness and low cooperation?

Passive-aggressive
Passive
Aggressive
Assertive
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#8

Which communication barrier involves using technical jargon that others may not understand?

Physical barriers
Semantic barriers
Psychological barriers
Cultural barriers
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#9

What is the purpose of 'icebreakers' in group settings?

To promote conflict
To encourage groupthink
To build rapport and reduce tension
To establish a hierarchy
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#10

What is the main purpose of a SWOT analysis in group decision-making?

To identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
To promote group cohesion
To enforce group norms
To avoid conflicts
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#11

What is 'social loafing' in group dynamics?

The tendency for individuals to exert less effort in a group
The process of brainstorming ideas
An effective teamwork strategy
A form of assertive communication
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#12

What does the term 'synergy' mean in the context of group dynamics?

The tendency for individuals to work independently
The combined effort of a group resulting in a greater outcome than individual efforts
A form of groupthink
The avoidance of conflict
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#13

What does the term 'group cohesion' refer to in group dynamics?

The tendency for group members to conform to a single viewpoint
The degree of closeness and solidarity among group members
The avoidance of conflicts within the group
The hierarchical structure within the group
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#14

What is the concept of 'group identity' in group dynamics?

The tendency for group members to conform to a single viewpoint
The sense of belonging and shared values among group members
The avoidance of conflicts within the group
The hierarchical structure within the group
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#15

What is the concept of 'group polarization' in group dynamics?

The tendency for group members to conform to a single viewpoint
The tendency for groups to make more extreme decisions than individuals
The avoidance of conflicts within the group
The hierarchical structure within the group
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