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Communication Works by Gamble and Gamble
Communication Works, 7/e
Teri Kwal Gamble
Michael Gamble

Group Networks, Membership, and Leadership

Multiple Choice Quiz

Answer all the questions



1

According to the text, a __________ is a group of individuals who have a majority of their contacts with each other.
A)Clan
B)Bridge
C)Clique
D)None of the above
2

Individuals who are not members of any one group or clique but link persons in one group with persons in another group are ________________.
A)Bridges
B)Network
C)Liaisons
D)None of the above
3

Kenneth Benne and Paul Sheats proposed a system called __________________, which describes the functions participants should seek to assume-and the functions they should avoid-during the life of a group.
A)Group role-classification model
B)Task-oriented model
C)Traioriented model
D)None of the above
4

__________ roles are designed to help the group achieve its goals.
A)Maintenance
B)Task
C)Purpose
D)None of the above
5

Of the following task-oriented roles, which role helps the member define a problem, and suggest methods, goals, and procedures?
A)Information giving
B)Information gaining
C)Initiating
D)None of the above
6

The member asks for facts and opinions, and seeks relevant information about the problem during the ________________ seeking role.
A)Opinion
B)Information
C)Task
D)None of the above
7

Which type of leader is given the authority to exert influence within a group?
A)X/Y leader
B)Designated
C)Achieved leader
D)None of the above
8

Of the following types of leaders, which type works best to increase morale, motivation, group-mindedness, and the desire to communicate?
A)Autocratic
B)Laissez-faire
C)Democratic
D)None of the above
9

The phrase, "Leaders are born, not made" represents which of the following views of leadership?
A)Trait theory
B)Situational theory
C)Functional theory
D)None of the above
10

According to the text, groups sometimes develop a ______________ goal structure in which members hinder one another's efforts to obtain a goal.
A)Cooperative
B)Defensive
C)Competitive
D)None of the above
11

The all channel network in which any group member can communicate with every other member does not allow individuals equal opportunity to exert influences.
A)True
B)False
12

The five types of communication roles network members perform are cliques, member, liaison, bridge, and isolate.
A)True
B)False
13

The gatekeeping maintenance-oriented role attempts to keep communication channels open; he or she helps reticent members contribute to the group and works to keep the discussion from being dominated by one or two members.
A)True
B)False
14

The text states that when part of a group, men are more motivated to help others and thus exhibit a much more personal leadership approach.
A)True
B)False
15

In groups, men exhibit more work-directed and assertive behaviors.
A)True
B)False