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A) Members of the team begin to question the leadership and direction of the group.
B) Members of the team get to know each other and have their questions answered.
C) Informal rules that the team adopts to regulate the behavior of the team members are developed.
D) The team becomes an effective and high-performing team.
E) Group members justify any action such as stereotyping outsiders as enemies of the group.
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A) Reduced group cohesiveness
B) Reduced social loafing
C) Increased group conformity
D) Increased interactions
E) Increased trust among members
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A) It is an informal work group.
B) It has employees from a single work unit.
C) It reduces employee participation.
D) It is an expensive way to provide employees with training.
E) It discourages communication among members and managers.
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A) forming
B) norming
C) confirming
D) storming
E) performing
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A) The degree of attraction among group members, or how tightly knit a group is
B) The degree to which group members accept and follow group norms
C) The informal rules a group adopts to regulate the behavior of group members
D) The instance when group members lose their ability to think as individuals and conform at the expense of their good judgment
E) The process of establishing a cohesive group that works together to achieve its goals
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A) Assigning specific tasks to each person and hold him or her accountable for their completion
B) Members being told that if they exert additional efforts, they will receive a larger share of the "public good"
C) Managers establishing a clear method to identify individual contributions
D) Managers maintaining the group size from getting overly large
E) Group members' belief that the others will take up the workload
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A) participation in decision-making activities
B) productivity
C) job satisfaction
D) participation in problem-solving activities
E) anxiety and stress
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A) Idiosyncrasy credit
B) Group norms
C) Group conformity
D) Group consistency
E) Groupthink
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A) Improved organizational performance
B) Better individual judgments
C) The belief that the group is indestructible and always right
D) Logical decision-making
E) Reduced conformity to group norms
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A) They have formal supervisors.
B) They fail to empower members.
C) They share leadership responsibilities.
D) They cannot make any personnel decisions.
E) They are informal groups.
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A) large groups
B) high-status groups
C) groups that have members working in different areas
D) groups that are not physically isolated from other employees
E) groups that are from the same production line
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A) Traditional managerial approach
B) Encouraging social loafing
C) Reducing employee participation
D) A manager who shares responsibility
E) A manager enforcing employees
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A) Keeping groups large will help managers increase group cohesiveness and group conformity.
B) Managers should reward group members individually instead of rewarding them as a team.
C) Effective managers should not become personally involved with group members.
D) Managers should not seek to duplicate the benefits of informal groups in formal work groups.
E) Manager must ensure that group members have the right personality fit along with the right skills.
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