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DEOMI Exam 1 114 Questions with 100% Verified Answer 2024/2025 Describe persons who are interacting with one another in such a manner that each person influences and is influenced by each other. ANS-Group What is the difference between a formal and an informal group? ANS-Formal Group = requires some kind of organization and task. Informal Group = informally allocate roles among themselves depending on individual preferences. Which type of group allocates roles among themselves depending on individual preferences, the collection of roles makes a system possible, and they may undertake a task together? ANS-Informal Group What are commonalities among Formal and Informal Groups? ANS-1. Interacting Individuals. 2. Taking on a Role. 3. Acting within an organizational system of varying degree. 4. Existence of a task. What are Tuckman's principles of group development Theory? ANS-1. Sequential. 2. Development. 3. Thematic. What are the five stages of group development and which one is probably the most difficult? ANS-1. Forming. 2. Storming (the most difficult). 3. Norming. 4. Performing. 5. Adjourning. What are the characteristics associated with the forming stage of group development? ANS-Initially polite and superficial as each person seeks out similarities or common needs. Why is the storming stage sometimes the most difficult stage of group development? ANS-Group members realize the task is different and more difficult than they imagined. What are the two types of norms that are used within groups? ANS-General & Role Specific. What is the difference between formal and informal Rules? ANS-Formal are written rules and Informal Rules do not specify absolute or self-imposed norms. What are the three basic needs that motivate people according to McClelland's Needs Theory? ANS-1. Achievement. 2. Affiliation. 3. Power. What are the characteristics associated with needs based on achievement? ANS-Welcomes challenges, Wants ensured success, has conservative goals, Plans ahead, Takes personal responsibility, needs hard data reinforcement. What are the characteristics associated with Affiliation needs? ANS-1. Establishes/maintains relationships. 2. Approval needs may affect decision making/implementation. 3. Strives to maintain harmony.


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