What role does commitment play in the development of group process?
What will be an ideal response?
Members lacking commitment are often those who are forced to attend, as well as those who want to direct the group or be the center of attention. When commitment is low, members tend to get off track, show little interest, contribute very little, display disruptive behavior, argue with the leader or attack each other. These behaviors prevent the group from moving forward and achieving it's purpose.
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a. postmodern b. constructivist c. Piagetan d. commonality e. feminist and multicultural
In traditional Korean culture, alcohol is used:
(a) to celebrate (b) to mourn (c) to feel good and find friends (d) all the above
In reference to social development, acquisition of feelings of self-competence is the most recognized developmental task of middle childhood.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In general, during the test construction process, which step should occur after the appropriate item format has been determined?
a. Item development b. Item review c. Choosing an approach to test construction d. Test purpose