MANA 4330 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
composition Ans✓✓✓The individuals who constitute a group.
Social networks Ans✓✓✓A set of interpersonally interconnected
individuals or groups.
Task interaction Ans✓✓✓The conjointly adjusted actions of group
members that pertain to the group's projects, tasks, and goals.
relationship interaction Ans✓✓✓The conjointly adjusted actions of
group members that relate to or influence the nature and strength of the
emotional and interpersonal bonds within the group, including both
sustaining (social support, consideration) and undermining actions
(criticism, conflict).
interdependence Ans✓✓✓Mutual dependence, as when one's
outcomes, actions, thoughts, feelings, and experiences are influenced, to
some degree, by other people.
group structure Ans✓✓✓The organization of a group, including the
members, their interrelations, and their interactions
Roles Ans✓✓✓A socially shared set of behaviors, characteristics, and
responsibilities expected of people who occupy a particular position or
type of position within a group; by enacting roles, individuals establish
, regular patterns of exchange with one another that increase
predictability and social coordination.
norms Ans✓✓✓consensual and often implicit standard that describes
what behaviors should and should not be performed in a given context.
Concocted groups Ans✓✓✓are planned by individuals or authorities
outside of the group.
Founded groups Ans✓✓✓are planned by one or more individuals who
remain within the group
Circumstantial groups Ans✓✓✓are emergent, unplanned groups that
arise when external, situational forces set the stage for people to join
together, often temporarily, in a unified group
Self-organizing groups Ans✓✓✓emerge when interacting individuals
gradually align their activities in a cooperative system of
interdependence
group cohesion Ans✓✓✓is the integrity, solidarity, social integration,
unity, and groupiness of a group
entitativity Ans✓✓✓The apparent cohesiveness or unity of an
assemblage of individuals; the quality of being a single entity rather
than a set of independent, unrelated individuals
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
composition Ans✓✓✓The individuals who constitute a group.
Social networks Ans✓✓✓A set of interpersonally interconnected
individuals or groups.
Task interaction Ans✓✓✓The conjointly adjusted actions of group
members that pertain to the group's projects, tasks, and goals.
relationship interaction Ans✓✓✓The conjointly adjusted actions of
group members that relate to or influence the nature and strength of the
emotional and interpersonal bonds within the group, including both
sustaining (social support, consideration) and undermining actions
(criticism, conflict).
interdependence Ans✓✓✓Mutual dependence, as when one's
outcomes, actions, thoughts, feelings, and experiences are influenced, to
some degree, by other people.
group structure Ans✓✓✓The organization of a group, including the
members, their interrelations, and their interactions
Roles Ans✓✓✓A socially shared set of behaviors, characteristics, and
responsibilities expected of people who occupy a particular position or
type of position within a group; by enacting roles, individuals establish
, regular patterns of exchange with one another that increase
predictability and social coordination.
norms Ans✓✓✓consensual and often implicit standard that describes
what behaviors should and should not be performed in a given context.
Concocted groups Ans✓✓✓are planned by individuals or authorities
outside of the group.
Founded groups Ans✓✓✓are planned by one or more individuals who
remain within the group
Circumstantial groups Ans✓✓✓are emergent, unplanned groups that
arise when external, situational forces set the stage for people to join
together, often temporarily, in a unified group
Self-organizing groups Ans✓✓✓emerge when interacting individuals
gradually align their activities in a cooperative system of
interdependence
group cohesion Ans✓✓✓is the integrity, solidarity, social integration,
unity, and groupiness of a group
entitativity Ans✓✓✓The apparent cohesiveness or unity of an
assemblage of individuals; the quality of being a single entity rather
than a set of independent, unrelated individuals
