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Communication Answer: the collective creation, maintenance, and transformation of meaning and expectations through the sending and using of messages Group Communication Answer: the collaboration of three or more interdependent members working to achieve a common goal 5 Key Com...

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Communication Answer: the collective creation, maintenance, and transformation of meaning and
expectations through the sending and using of messages



Group Communication Answer: the collaboration of three or more interdependent members
working to achieve a common goal



5 Key Components of Group Communication Answer: members, collaboration, interdependence,
working, and common goal



Members Answer: three or more members are needed to make a group, three to nine members are
preferred, odd numbers are better, more than nine members makes the group generally less productive



Collaboration Answer: coordinated group interaction in which members share a common goal,
respect others' perspectives and contributions, and work together to create a successful group
experience



Interdependence Answer: the influence of each group member on the thoughts and actions of
other members



Working Answer: the physical and/or mental effort group members expend when trying to
accomplish something



Common Goal Answer: the shared purpose or objective toward which group work is directed

,Systems Theory Answer: encompasses a group of theories that examines how interdependent
factors affect one another in a complex environment, recognizes that "communication does not take
place in isolation, but rather necessitates a communication"



8 Types of Groups Answer: primary, social, self-help, learning, service, civic, organizational, and
public



Primary Group Answer: its purpose is to provide members with affection, support, and a sense of
self-belonging; examples are family and best friends



Social Group Answer: its purpose is to share common interests in a friendly setting or participate in
social activities; examples are athletic teams and college sororities and fraternities



Self-Help Group Answer: its purpose is to support and encourage members who want or need help
with personal problems; examples are therapy groups and weight watchers



Learning Group Answer: its purpose is to help members gain knowledge and develop skills;
examples are study groups and ceramic workshops



Service Group Answer: its purpose is to assist worthy causes that help other people outside the
group; examples are kiwanis and charity or volunteer groups



Civic Group Answer: its purpose is to support worthy causes that help people within the group;
examples are PTA and neighborhood associations



Organizational Group Answer: its purpose is to achieve specific goals on behalf of a business or
organization; examples are management teams and committees

, Public Group Answer: its purpose is to discuss important issues in the front of or for the benefit of
the public; examples are open-to-the-public panel discussions and governance groups



Virtual Teams Answer: rely on one or more mediated technologies to collaborate, often across time,
distance, and organizational boundaries



Top-Rated Characteristics of an Effective Virtual Teammate Answer: a willingness to share relevant
information, active engagement and interaction with others, and the ability to collaborate



Strategic Approach to Communication Answer: goal setting, situational knowledge, communication
competence, and anxiety management



Praxis Answer: learning in the doing



Advantages of Working in Groups Answer: superior resources, member satisfaction, learning,
cultural understanding, creativity, and civic engagement



Disadvantages of Working in Groups Answer: consume time, energy, and resources, conflict, people
problems, communication, and reduction



Group Dialectics Answer: individual vs. group goals, conflict vs. cohesion, conforming vs.
nonconforming, task vs. social dimension, homogenous vs. heterogeneous, leadership vs. followership,
structure vs. spontaneity, engaged vs. disengaged, and open vs. closed systems



5 Group Development Stages Answer: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning



Forming Stage Answer: members become acquainted with one another and attempt to understand
the nature of their task; primary tension is in this stage

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