In distributed-actions theory of leadership, a group member who does ______ is providing goal leadership; while a member who does _____ is providing relationship leadership
a. Facilitating participation; summarizing
b. Summarizing; facilitating participation
c. Summarizing; directing the group's efforts
d. Relieving tension; encouraging members to participate
B
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The Gestalt technique in which a client is asked to dialogue with some identified other who she imagines sitting in an empty chair is called:
A. Heightening awareness. B. Focusing on the body. C. Empty chair. D. Dialoguing.
Storming is LEAST likely to occur when
a. leaders provide structure b. members are forced to attend. c. group goals include team building. d. none of the available choices
The common cognitive error of absolute thinking can be described as focusing only on the negative aspects of a situation and overlooking its positive aspects.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The _____________ style of group leadership focuses on transactions between individuals in the group as opposed to the inward reactions of individual members.
What will be an ideal response?