Groupthink Takes Place When

question 65

Multiple Choice

Groupthink takes place when:

• A) group members discuss strategies to increase group harmony.
• B) group members work together to carefully weigh all the options presented to them.
• C) group members ignore the actions, plans, or ideas that go against group consensus.
• D) group members are all in agreement.

Understand the variability and overlap in terms used to describe leadership behavior.

Compare and contrast the effectiveness of task-oriented versus relations-oriented leadership behaviors.

Identify and describe the three specific types of relations-oriented behaviors related to effective leadership.

Differentiate between instrumental (task-oriented) and supportive (relations-oriented) leadership.

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Definitions:

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