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CMN 003V EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ problem solving process - Answer-1. Identify the problem. 2. Analyze the problem. 3. Generate solutions. 4. Evaluate and choose solutions. 5. Implement the solution. 6. Assess the results. sources of power - Answer-French & Raven's ...

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CMN 003V EXAM QUESTIONS
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problem solving process - Answer-1. Identify the problem.
2. Analyze the problem.
3. Generate solutions.
4. Evaluate and choose solutions.
5. Implement the solution.
6. Assess the results.

sources of power - Answer-French & Raven's 5 Bases of Power
-Legitimate power (positional power)
-Reward power (supports legitimate power, such as paying someone)
-Coercive power (litigation, punishment, etc)
-Expert power( knows something)
-Referent power (interpersonal relationships, charisma)


-information
-affilition
-group

group socialization - Answer-the social influence and change process during which both
newcomers and established members adjust to one another

Tuckman's Model - Answer-forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning

forming - Answer-the first stage of team development, in which team members meet
each other, form initial impressions, and begin to establish team norms

Storming - Answer-the second stage of development, characterized by conflict and
disagreement, in which team members disagree over what the team should do and how
it should do it

Norming - Answer-the stage of group development during which the group solidifies its
rules for behavior, resulting in greater trust and motivation to achieve the group goal

Performing - Answer-members concentrate on solving problems and completing the
assigned task, reaching the goal.

Adjourning - Answer-members prepare for disbandment

, Uncertainty Theory - Answer-States that we choose to know more about others with
whom we have interactions in order to reduce or resolve the anxiety associated with the
unknown.

Life Cycle of Member Roles - Answer-potential member -> new member -> full member
-> divergent member -> marginal member -> ex member

potential member - Answer-Individual who is qualified to join a group but has not yet
joined.( curiosity and interest)

New Member - Answer-joined the group but is still an outsider and is unknown

full member - Answer-knows the rules and is looked to for leadership

divergent member - Answer-focuses on differences

marginal member - Answer-no longer involved

ex-member - Answer-no longer considered a member

negative and positive member roles - Answer-,,,

intitiator-coordinator - Answer-suggests new ideas or new ways of looking at the
problem

Elaborator - Answer-builds on ideas and provides examples

coordinator - Answer-brings ideas, information, and suggestions together

evaulator-critic - Answer-evaulates ideas and provides constructive criticism

Dominator - Answer-dominates discussion, not allowing others to take their turn

recognition seeker - Answer-relates discussions to their accomplishments, seeks
attention.

special interest pleader - Answer-relates discussion to special interest or personal
agenda

Blocker - Answer-blocks attempts at consensus consistently


Reciprocity - Answer-s the mutual expectation for exchange of value or service. In all
cultures, when one person gives something, the receiver is expected to reciprocate,
even if only by saying "thank you." There is a moment when the giver has power and
influence over the receiver, and if the exchange is dismissed as irrelevant by the giver

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