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Group and Team Communication

Small group communication roles, meeting facilitation, and group decision-making communication patterns.

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30 basic cards for College Public Speaking. It opens with "What is the primary responsibility of a task leader in a group?" and "What is the primary responsibility of a social/emotional leader?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What is the primary responsibility of a task leader in a group?
Show answerTo guide the group toward accomplishing its goals and objectives.
What is the primary responsibility of a social/emotional leader?
Show answerTo maintain group harmony, build relationships, and support members' well-being.
What role does a gatekeeper play in group communication?
Show answerControls information flow by deciding what gets discussed and when.
What is the recorder or secretary role in a group?
Show answerDocuments decisions, action items, and key points discussed during meetings.
Define groupthink.
Show answerThe tendency for a group to prioritize agreement and harmony over critical evaluation of alternatives.
Define social loafing.
Show answerWhen individuals in a group exert less effort because they are not individually accountable.
What is active listening?
Show answerFully concentrating on what is being said, asking clarifying questions, and providing verbal feedback.
What does a devil's advocate do in a group?
Show answerIntentionally questions decisions and proposes alternative viewpoints to challenge consensus.
What is the nominal group technique?
Show answerA structured decision-making method where individuals first brainstorm alone, then discuss and vote as a group.
Name three ground rules for effective brainstorming.
Show answerDefer judgment, encourage wild ideas, and build on others' ideas.
What is consensus decision-making?
Show answerA process where all members agree, or at least can live with, the final decision.
Distinguish between majority voting and consensus in decision-making.
Show answerMajority voting requires over 50 percent agreement. Consensus requires all members to accept the decision.
What is a meeting agenda?
Show answerA document outlining the topics to be discussed, their order, and allocated time for each item.
What is meeting facilitation?
Show answerGuiding a group through discussion in a way that keeps them focused, organized, and moving toward objectives.
Define group cohesion.
Show answerThe degree of attraction and bonding among group members, which influences how willing they are to stay and cooperate.

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