Groups and Leaders in Communication MCQs

Groups and Leaders in Communication MCQs

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1: Cohesiveness means

A.   Working together

B.   Feeling connected

C.   Both a and b

D.   Feeling apart

2: Disruptive roles are those functioning in opposition to group

A.   Productivity

B.   Cohesion

C.   Both

D.   None

3: Formal power is that which is formally allocated by a sys­tem or group to particular people

A.   True

B.   False

4: Specific functions to which group members are assigned and that they are expected to perform within the group are called

A.   Formal roles

B.   Informal roles

C.   Formal power

D.   Informal power

5: The set of expectations and practices that a group develops to make itself similar to other groups

A.   True

B.   False

6: Rules and procedures that occur in a group but not necessarily outside it and that are enforced by the use of power or rules for behavior are called

A.   Group norms

B.   Group roles

C.   Group sanctions

D.   Group think

7: Positions or functions within a group are called as

A.   Group norms

B.   Group roles

C.   Group sanctions

D.   Group think

8: Punishments for violating group norms are called

A.   Group norms

B.   Group roles

C.   Group sanctions

D.   Group think

9: A negative kind of consensus seeking through which members place a higher priority on keeping the process running smoothly refers to

A.   Group norms

B.   Group roles

C.   Group sanctions

D.   Group think

10: Informal power is the power that operates through relationships and individual reputations with formal status

A.   True

B.   False

11: Roles to which group members are offi­cially assigned but that serve a function within the group are called informal roles

A.   True

B.   False

12: Interdependence is the _________perfor­mance of all members

A.   Interrelated

B.   Dependant

C.   Independent

D.   Both a and b

13: Out groups refer to cells of disgruntled group members who feel undervalued, mistreated, disrespected, not included, or overlooked; these members can be ________

A.   Disruptive

B.   Constructive

C.   Both

D.   None

14: Roles functioning to encourage group mem­bers and to develop and maintain positive communication and relationships among group members are called

A.   Task roles

B.   Social roles

C.   Formal roles

D.   Informal roles

15: Leaders focusing on making group members feel _______ and under­stood

A.   Comfortable

B.   Satisfied

C.   Valued

D.   All of these

16: Leaders focusing on the performance of tasks to ensure the achievement of

A.   Group goals

B.   Members goals

C.   Both

D.   None

17: Roles functioning to ensure a group achieves its goals and is productive are called

A.   Task roles

B.   Social roles

C.   Formal roles

D.   Informal roles