Motivation for the Group's Success Becomes Intrinsic Rather Than Extrinsic

question 49

Multiple Choice

Motivation for the group's success becomes intrinsic rather than extrinsic during which state of group development?

• A) Defining and structuring
• B) Conforming and getting acquainted
• C) Rebelling and differentiating
• D) Committing to the groups goals, procedures and members

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Definitions:

High Power Distance

A cultural dimension describing societies where there is a significant gap between those in power and the less powerful individuals, often resulting in less questioning of authority.

Legitimate Power

The authority or power that is formally granted to a position or individual within an organizational hierarchy, allowing them to influence others.

Referent Power

A form of influence based on the charisma or likability of the leader, leading others to identify with them.

Charisma

A personal attribute that enables an individual to inspire and attract followers through their allure and magnetic personality.