#1
What is the definition of Group Dynamics?
The study of how groups interact and influence each other
ExplanationStudy of group interaction and influence
#2
What is the Hawthorne effect in Group Dynamics?
The tendency for individuals to perform better when observed
ExplanationImproved performance under observation
#3
What is the significance of social cohesion in group dynamics?
It enhances cooperation and unity among group members
ExplanationPromotes cooperation and unity
#4
What is the concept of social facilitation in group dynamics?
The tendency for individuals to perform better in the presence of others
ExplanationImproved performance in presence of others
#5
What is the primary focus of Belbin's Team Role theory?
Team member roles and contributions
ExplanationFocus on team roles and contributions
#6
Which of the following is NOT a stage in Tuckman's Group Development Model?
Performing
ExplanationNot a stage in group development
#7
What is the Ringelmann effect in Group Dynamics?
The tendency for individuals to expend less effort in a group setting
ExplanationDecreased effort in group settings
#8
Which type of conflict is characterized by a disagreement over goals and values?
Task conflict
ExplanationDisagreement over goals and values
#9
In Groupthink, what is the tendency of group members to seek consensus at the expense of critical thinking?
Mindguards
ExplanationConsensus-seeking over critical thinking
#10
Which theory suggests that individuals compare their input and outcomes to those of others in the group, leading to perceptions of fairness?
Equity Theory
ExplanationComparison for fairness perception
#11
What is the Abilene Paradox in the context of group decision-making?
The tendency for groups to make poor decisions despite individually knowing better
ExplanationPoor group decisions despite individual knowledge
#12
Which leadership style is characterized by a high concern for people and a low concern for tasks?
Laissez-faire leadership
ExplanationHigh people concern, low task concern
#13
What is Social Loafing in the context of Group Dynamics?
The tendency for individuals to exert less effort in a group
ExplanationReduced effort in group setting
#14
Which type of power is based on an individual's personal characteristics and charisma?
Referent power
ExplanationPower from charisma and personality
#15
According to Bruce Tuckman's model, which stage involves resolving conflicts and establishing norms?
Norming
ExplanationConflict resolution and norm establishment
#16
Which type of leadership is characterized by a leader who is highly directive and controlling?
Transactional leadership
ExplanationHighly directive and controlling leadership
#17
What is the Dunning-Kruger effect, and how does it relate to group dynamics?
The tendency for individuals to overestimate their abilities and knowledge, impacting group decision-making
ExplanationOverestimation of abilities affecting group decisions