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Using Chapters 8, 9, 10, and 11, answer the following multiple choice and true/false questions.
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Some people are born to lead.
The emergence of leadership is affected by factors such as the nature of the problem.
Personality traits are predictors of leadership.
Several group members should be ready to show leadership.
A leader is a person
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3 or 4
5 to 7
10 to 12
At least 15
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All forms of functional communication.
Consistent use of verbal bause and/or physical or sexual agression, or violence.
Intensely positive feelings.
Waning friendship.
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Phatic.
Plastic.
Pathetic.
Popular.
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Identifies a problem's possible causes.
Is a structured brainstorming technique.
Both A and B
None of the above
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The rugged individual.
The team player.
A climate of trust and respect.
A leader with tolerance for disagreement.
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Men and women have the same physiological response, but their display of emotions and how they are verbally expressed differ.
Culture and race are much clearer determinants than gender.
Men and women are most alike in how they display anger and hostility.
Because women are viewed as more objective and independent, they tend to display their emotions more easily.
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Having too many interpersonal relationships.
A perceived discrepancy between desired and achieved social relationships.
A balance between desired and achieved social relationships.
Inclusion.
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Are poor problem solvers.
Come up with more solutions.
Are not motivated.
Should get serious.
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At stage 5, bonding.
Not a relationship.
Violating display rules.
A pseudo conflict.
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Popularity
Inclusion
Control
Affection
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Flirting is a way of making a connection.
Their expectations for family life are more traditional.
They bond through shared activities.
They may feel uncomfortable expressing feelings verbally.
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Initiating
Integrating
Differentiating
Experimenting
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Develop groupthink.
Demonstrate the willingness to resolve it in a mutually satisfactory way.
See it as a win-lose situation.
Have a 1/1 style on the conflict grid.
Contribute to a defensive climate.
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Focus on issues.
Focus on personalities.
Focus on lunch.
Focus on not focusing.
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Group members often shift their positions on issues.
Group decisions are often riskier than decisions made by individuals.
A risk is entailed when a group shifts from more formal techniques to brainstorming.
A risk is entailed for a group member who shifts from a 1/1 decision-making stule to a 9/9 style.
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Supportiveness
Top-down decision making
Trust among members
High performance goals
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Members of Western cultures ten to focus on short-term goals with more immediate pay-offs.
Members of East Asian cultures tend to be unwilling to defer gratification, preferring not to see long-term goals.
Members of Western cultures tend to focus on long-term goals, deferring gratification.
Members of East Asian cultures tend to be less patient than members of Western cultures regarding goal attainment.
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Denial.
Anger.
Guilt.
All of the above.
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Task.
Role.
Communication network.
Leadership style.
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Waning
Stabilized
Nascent
Nautical
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An ego conflict
A value conflict
A content conflict
A pseudo conflict
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It is the most recent view of leadership.
According to this theory, some people are born leaders.
According to this theory, it is important for several group members to be ready to lead.
There is ample proof for this theory.
None of the above
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Intiating
Intensifying
Integrating
Bonding
Stagnating
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Ourselves.
The person to whom we lie.
A third party.
A group, institution, or organization.
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Interact verbally and nonverbally.
Occupy certain roles with respect to one another.
Cooperate to accomplish a goal.
All of the above.
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