Groups & Teams - Org Behavior Quiz

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Teamwork and group dynamics basics

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Groups & Teams - Org Behavior QuizVersion en ligne Teamwork and group dynamics basics par Franz Lawrence Mendoza 1 /What best differentiates a team from a group? a A team has no shared goals. b A group has interdependent tasks. c A group always reaches consensus quicker. d Team members depend on one another to complete work. 2 /What is a group, as defined in the material? a A team with shared leadership. b A collection of two or more individuals who interact to achieve objectives. c An organization unit with no interaction. d A single person working independently. 3 /Which of the following is a disadvantage of group decision-making? a Too rapid consensus b High cost of meetings c Lack of information sharing d Groupthink 4 /Which advantage is commonly associated with group decision-making? a Fewer opinions to consider b More stable outcomes regardless of input c Faster decisions without debate d Different perspectives generate creative solutions 5 /What are the five stages of group development? a Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4, Stage 5 b Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning c Initiate, Explore, Decide, Act, Review d Idea, Growth, Stabilization, Maturity, Exit 6 /Which term describes a group that works toward a common goal and shares responsibility? a Committee b Team c Roster d Clan 7 /Which concept refers to the risk that some members contribute less because others do more? a Groupthink b Social loafing c Role ambiguity d Free riding 8 /What is the difference between a group and a team in terms of task dependency? a Teams depend on one another to complete work; groups may be independent. b There is no difference in task dependency. c Groups depend on each other; teams work independently. d Teams avoid interdependence by design. 9 /What topic is crucial for Industrial Engineers? a IT system implementation b Working effectively with people from different departments c Finance-only decision making d Solo project leadership 10 /What is a group? a A single person b One object c A collection of elements that can only be arranged in a specific order d A collection of people or things with something in common Feedback 1 Teams are interdependent and share responsibility for goals; groups may work on individual tasks. 2 A group involves interaction among members to reach objectives. 3 Groupthink occurs when harmony overrides critical evaluation in decision-making. 4 Diverse input can lead to more innovative solutions. 5 The classic model is forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning. 6 A team works interdependently toward a shared objective. 7 Social loafing is reduced individual effort in a group setting. 8 Teams require interdependence; groups may have independent task efforts. 9 Interdepartmental collaboration is emphasized for industrial engineers.

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Groups & Teams - Org Behavior QuizVersion en ligne

par Franz Lawrence Mendoza

/What best differentiates a team from a group?

/What is a group, as defined in the material?

/Which of the following is a disadvantage of group decision-making?

/Which advantage is commonly associated with group decision-making?

/What are the five stages of group development?

/Which term describes a group that works toward a common goal and shares responsibility?

/Which concept refers to the risk that some members contribute less because others do more?

/What is the difference between a group and a team in terms of task dependency?

/What topic is crucial for Industrial Engineers?

/What is a group?

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