THE PRACTICE TEST
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Interrole Intersender role Intrasender role Person-role Person-role conflict occurs when the requirements of a specific job or task clash with an individual’s personal values, ethics, or beliefs.
Assertiveness Compromise Dependability Tolerance Tolerance means respecting differences in background, culture, beliefs, and communication style. This helps team members work together more effectively.
Decision congruence Group consensus Groupthink Groupthink is when a group values harmony and consensus over critical analysis, leading to poor decisions. Members suppress doubts, ignore alternatives, and fail to evaluate risks objectively.The slippage effect
ethical and social responsibility improvement and change organizational and personal pride Employees with a strong sense of pride in their organization are more likely to defend to its reputation against criticism.support and helpfulness
High member satisfaction When a team is highly cohesive, people enjoy being part of it, leading to high member satisfaction.High-performance results Positive performance norms Status congruity
less reliance on the leader more conflict more in-group loyalty poor task focus
Collective accountability In a true team, all members are accountable for the team’s performance and share responsibility for results. This is called collective accountability.Homogeneous membership Isolation from outsiders Large size
Authority Consensus A consensus means all team members agree on an option. This ensures everyone is committed to the decision.Majority-vote Railroading
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