Midterm Examination For Group Dynamics
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They developed the Johari Window.
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Joseph Laft and Harry Ingram
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Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham
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Josep Laft and Hary Ingham
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Joseph Left and Harry Inggam
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Superior negative attitude appears to know mostly everything.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that someone with a superior negative attitude knows mostly everything. However, this is not true. Having a negative attitude does not necessarily imply knowledge or expertise in all areas. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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Type of participant who is enthusiastic and over-talkative and monopolizes the discussion
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Domeng
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Hector
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Sanny
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Mon
Correct Answer
A. SannyExplanation
Sanny is the correct answer because the description given matches the characteristics of someone who is enthusiastic, over-talkative, and monopolizes the discussion.Rate this question:
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The year when Johari Window was developed.
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1925
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1935
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1945
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1955
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None of the above
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A. 1935Explanation
The Johari Window was developed in 1955 by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above".Rate this question:
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Handling problem is more effective in the long term, and if a group is to remain together for some time then it is worthwhile to do so.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Handling problems effectively is more beneficial in the long run because it helps to resolve issues and prevent them from recurring in the future. When a group or team is expected to stay together for a considerable period, investing time and effort in addressing and resolving problems can contribute to a healthier and more productive group dynamic. By actively working on problem-solving, the group can foster better communication, build trust, and create a positive and supportive environment for its members. Therefore, it is true that handling problems is more effective in the long term when a group is expected to remain together.Rate this question:
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Intimate (close) social distance is from ________ to ________ inches.
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0, zero
6, sixExplanation
Intimate (close) social distance is typically considered to be within zero to six inches. This refers to the physical proximity between individuals in a close and personal relationship, such as romantic partners or close friends. Within this range, people may feel comfortable being physically close to each other, engaging in activities like hugging or holding hands.Rate this question:
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Intimate (far) distance is from ________ to ________
Correct Answer
6, six
8, eightExplanation
Intimate (far) distance is a term used to describe the level of closeness or proximity between individuals. In this case, the correct answer suggests that the range for intimate (far) distance extends from 6 to 8, or from six to eight units of measurement. This implies that when individuals are within this range, they are considered to be in an intimate (far) distance from each other.Rate this question:
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Personal (fair) distance is from ________ to ________ feet.
Correct Answer
1.5, 1 1/2
2.5, 2 1/2Explanation
The personal (fair) distance is typically measured from 1.5 to 2.5 feet or from 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 feet.Rate this question:
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Social (close) distance is from ________ to ________ feet
Correct Answer
4, four
7, sevenExplanation
The correct answer is 4, four and 7, seven. Social (close) distance refers to the recommended physical distance that individuals should maintain to reduce the spread of infectious diseases. The answer indicates that social (close) distance is between 4 and 7 feet. This means that individuals should aim to maintain a distance of at least 4 to 7 feet from others to minimize the risk of transmission.Rate this question:
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Public (close) distance is from ________ to ________ feet.
Correct Answer
12, twelve
25, twenty fiveExplanation
The correct answer is 12, twelve. In public (close) distance, people are typically standing within 12 feet of each other. The answer 25, twenty five is incorrect because it exceeds the range of public (close) distance.Rate this question:
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Public (far) distance is from ________ feet or more.
Correct Answer
25, twenty fiveExplanation
Public (far) distance is from 25 feet or more. The answer "25, twenty five" indicates that a public (far) distance starts from a minimum of 25 feet.Rate this question:
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