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Chapter 3 - Interpersonal

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  1. 1Group decision makingthe process of reaching a judgement based on feedback from more than one individual
  2. 2rational decision making modeltraditional, logical approach to decision making, based on the scientific method
  3. 3what is the rational decision making method grounded in?establishing goals, establishing alternatives, examining consequences, and hoping for optimum results
  4. 4what is the search for optimum results based on?an economic view of decision making--the idea that people hope to maximize gain and minimize loss when making a decision.
  5. 5what does the rational model assume?each alternative is evaluated in terms of how well it contributes to reaching goals involved in making a decision
  6. 6political decision making modelassumes that people being bring preconceived notions and biases into the decision making situation
  7. 7because the decision makers in a political model are politically motivated, _______they often do not make the most rational choice
  8. 8people who use the political model might operate on the basis of ________incomplete information
  9. 9in the political system, facts and figures that conflict with personal biases might get _______blocked away
  10. 10three skills required to solve problems effectively in groupsworking through the group problem solving steps, managing disagreement about the decision, and aiming for inquiry rather than advocacy
  11. 11Step one of group problem solving stepsIdentify the problem
  12. 12Step two of group problem solving stepsclarify the problem
  13. 13step three of group problem solving stepsanalyze the cause
  14. 14step four of group problem solving stepssearch for alternative solutions
  15. 15step five of group problem solving stepsselect alternatives
  16. 16step six of group problem solving stepsplan for implementation
  17. 17step seven of group problem solving stepsclarify the contract
  18. 18step eight of group problem solving stepsdevelop an action plan
  19. 19step nine of group problem solving stepsprovide for evaluation and accountability
  20. 20Identify the problemdescribe specifically what the problem is and how it manifests itself. The surface problem is that some customers are paying their bills late. Your company's ultimate problem is that it does not have enough cash on hand to pay expenses
  21. 21clarify the problemif group members do not see the problem the same way, they will offer divergent solutions to their own individual perception of the problem
  22. 22analyze the causejust as it sounds
  23. 23discussing pros and cons fits into what step?select alternatives
  24. 24thinking deeply about your goals fits into what step?select alternatives
  25. 25what types of visual displays can pros and cons be displayed on?flip chart, board, computer screen
  26. 26developing an action plan stems logically from theprevious steps
  27. 27what is clarifying the contract?Restating what group members have agreed to do and deadlines for accomplishment
  28. 28reconvening to discuss progress and hold people accountable fits underprovide for evaluation and accountability
  29. 29the steps for effective problem solving are best applied tocomplex problems
  30. 30straightforward problemsdont require all the steps
  31. 31look at ritz carlton example on page 49.
  32. 32a major reason why group decision making doesnt proceed mechanically is thatdisagreement may surface
  33. 33is disagreement necessarily harmful?no
  34. 34disagreeing about major issues leads to positive results if two condition are present1. dissenters have to feel they have the freedom to express doubt
    2. doubts must be expressed collaboratively
  35. 35inquirylooking for the best alternative
  36. 36advocacyfighting for one position
  37. 37Inquiry is an _____ processopen
  38. 38Decision makers who engage in inquirycare more about the firm
  39. 39using an advocacy approach, participants tend to view problem solving asa competition
  40. 40withholding important information is something that an ____ would doadvocate
  41. 41arguments are antagonistic underadvocacy
  42. 42______ can be used to help participants overcome the advocacy approachconflict-resolution methods
  43. 43brainstorming is a _____ problem solving approachgroup
  44. 44when seeking a large amount of alternatives to a choice, usebrainstorming
  45. 45_____ developed brainstormingalex osborn
  46. 46alex osborn believed that one of the main blocks to organizational creativity waspremature evaluation of ideas
  47. 47hitchhiketo enhance or elaborate upon the contributions of others
  48. 48two functions of brainstorming1. method of finding alternatives
    2. creativity training program
  49. 49____ emerged from a brainstorming sessionSUV's
  50. 50group size should be aboutfive to seven people
  51. 51guidelines brainstorming 2everybody is given a chance to suggest alternative solutions
  52. 52guidlelines brainstorming 3no criticism is allowed
  53. 53brainstorming 4freewheeling is encouraged
  54. 54brainstorming 5quantity and variety are very important
  55. 55brainstorming 6combintions and improvements are encouraged
  56. 56brainstorming 7notes must be taken during
  57. 57brainstorming 8invite outsiders to the session
  58. 58brainstorming 9dont overstructure by following these guidelines too strictly
  59. 59curious feature of brainstormingindividuals that work alone typically produce more ideas than those in a group
  60. 60brainstorming by individuals is known asbrainwriting
  61. 61limitations to spoken brainstormingevaluation apprehension, freeriding, and inhibiting procedures
  62. 62evaluation apprehensionpeople are afraid to come forth with ideas because they fear critical evaluation
  63. 63free ridingsocial loafing
  64. 64inhibiting procedureonly one person can speak at a time
  65. 65electronic brainstormingmembers simultaneously enter their suggestions into a computer and ideas are distributed to the screens of other group members
  66. 66brainstorming via email can increase the _____ of ideasquantity and quality
  67. 67nominal group techniquestructured meeting with limited interaction
  68. 68standup meetings advantagegroup members will be more alert and more likely to contribute
  69. 69If you think a meeting can be achieved in 30 minutes or less, a ____ is beststandup meeting

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