1 .		The following theory suggests that certain tasks must be accomplished in order for a group to make effective decisions.
2 .		The performing stage of Tuckman’s Group Development Theory is characterized by:
3 .		The functional theory of decision making states which of the following?
4 .		Groupthink is best seen in the following example:
5 .		If your group is exhibiting unquestioned morality, a sign of groupthink
6 .		According to structuration theory, we could most accurately state that:
7 .		The unity, or sense of “we” rather than “I” that a group establishes: .
8 .		When group talk focuses on group relationships and climate: .
9 .		In the functional theory of decision making, is most often (but perhaps not always) the first stage in problem solving for a group.
10 .		A group member who keeps the group from receiving information that might be contrary to a decision that is being formed is called a .
11 .		Tell about a group that you are or have been a member of. Use either Tuckman’s model of group development or the functional perspective of decision making to interpret your group’s activity. Compare the strengths and limitations of the theory you chose against the other theory.   To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
12 .		Describe groupthink and apply it to a group that you have been a member of. Use five of the eight aspects of groupthink provided in the chapter to justify why you feel your group did or did not engage in groupthink. What are some concrete things you might have done—or might do in the future to prevent groupthink.   To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
13 .		Structuration theory and symbolic convergence theory (Ch. 6 in text; website for Ch. 8) both describe how the symbolic culture or structure of the organization evolves. How are these two theories alike and different in their approaches to small group culture?   To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
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