Group decision making; process & outcome Flashcards

1
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The processes by which groups move towards consensus and reach decisions is called?

A

Group decision making

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2
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Stages or procedures followed until a group reaches a decision is called?

A

Social transition schemes

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3
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At what stage do the group identify the task and the strategy it’s supposed to use?

A

orientation stage

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4
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At what stage does the group gather information, identifying possible solutions and assesses or evaluates them?

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Discussion stage

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5
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Where the group evaluates different alternatives and makes a final choice is called?

A

Decision stage

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6
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Where the group evaluates the decision made and goes on to execute is called?

A

implementation stage

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7
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Rules relating the preferences to the group’s final decisions is called?

A

Social decision schemes

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8
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Where all group members must agree on the same position before a decision is finalized is called?

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Unanimity rule

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9
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Where the group opts for the decision with the most votes is called?

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Plurality wins rule

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10
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The rule which requires the decision to be supported by 2/3rd of the members in order for it to be approved is called?

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Two-thirds majority rule

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11
Q

To impeach the president of Ghana, what rule do members of parliament need to use?

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Two-thirds majority rule

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12
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Where the correct solution or view ultimately predominates is called?

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The truth-wins rule

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13
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Where the group’s final decision is likely to align with the first significant change or shift in position expressed by any member during discussions is called?

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1st shift rule

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14
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The imposition of a resolution by a group’s leader is called?

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Decision by proclamation

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15
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Where a neutral person comes in as an arbiter to help the group make decisions is called?

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arbitration

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16
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Brainstorming is a concept developed by?

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A.F Osborn

17
Q

The process used to generate multiple ideas and alternatives to solve a problem is called?

A

Brainstorming

18
Q

The technique used to generate ideas and also evaluate the ideas generated mostly on a scale of say 1-10 is called?

A

Nominal group technique

19
Q

The decision making technique used to solve problems by experts who are not physically present at a common location is called?

A

Delphi technique

20
Q

Delphi technique is face to face, true or false?

21
Q

Which decision making technique is used where conflict is likely to inhibit communication and arriving at decisions?

A

Delphi technique

22
Q

Where a group would like to collect a lot of information in a short period of time. What technique will they use?

A

Delphi technique

23
Q

Reaching a consensus means all group members must agree to a decision. True or false?

24
Q

What is the ultimate goal of decision making?

A

building consensus

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The practice of groups choosing a solution that meets minimum standards of acceptance is called?
Saficing
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Where members make decisions as a “pay back” for some earlier support they may have received is?
Horse trading
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Polarization is also known as?
the risky shift
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The tendency for a group to be either more cautious or more risky than an individual decision depending on the dominant tendency of the group is called?
Polarization
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Where individuals think that their views are better than others is called?
Social comparison view
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Where most info presented by group members tend to support the individual’s own views is called?
Persuasive arguments view
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The shift to the middle, often when group members are about evenly distributed on an issue is called?
De-polarization
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Polarization occurs because of?
diffusion of and collective responsibility