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D Task of Function Are activities that help the group achieve its goals. Consideration Function A role intended to build the rapport with other group member. Components: Self-Awareness, Self- Regulation, Motivation, Empathy, Social Skill. Wheel Chain Y Circle All- Channel Group Presentation Chhorn Sreynuth 4239111859 Chhay Sokundaneth 2265111377 Hin Bunmy 1256100414 Kheang Sonita 1256100568 Ly Panha 1257100637 Sam Sreynit 2265111433 Introduction to Human Communication Sem Channarath 1257100332 Nov Sothea 4231111906 Chapter Outlines Lecturer: Norng Sokha Chapter 12 Small-Group Communication I. Type of Small Groups II. Group Dynamics III. Group Structure IV. Correlates of Effective Group V. Summery I. Types of Small Groups Social Group Work Group Primary Group II. Group Dynamics A true measure of a person’s level of commitment. Forcing a person to go along with the group. Public compliance Private acceptance Ability to help or harm other Create community Our lives affect by the small group The total field of forces acting on member to remain in the group. The loyalty and high morality of a group member. 1. Conformity Pressure 2. Social Influence 3. The Quality of Group Problem Solving Groupthink Level of Creativity Acceptance of Risk 4. The Role of a Group Member Group-Building and Maintenance Roles Individual Roles Group Task Roles 5. Cohesiveness 6. Phases of Group Development Forming Performi ng Storming Norming III. Group Structure 1. Group Size 2. Communication Network 2 2 3 9 4 28 5 75 6 186 7 441 8 1056 Number in Group Interactions Possible 3. Leadership IV. Correlates of Effective Group 1. Idea Develop and Problem Solving Standard Agenda Brainstormi ng Nominal Group Technique 2. Patterns of Decision Making Keo Mary 4231111744 V. Summary CAMBODIAN MEKONG UNIVERSITY IS THE UNIVERSITY THAT CARES FOR THE VALUE OF EDUCATION Consensus Railroadin g Majority Vote Hand Clasping The End Diamond Glass 3D Type of Small Groups Group Dynamics Group Structure Correlates of Effective Group Primary group Social group Work group Conformity pressure The role of a group member The quality of group problem solving Cohesivene ss Social influence Phases of Group Development Idea develop and problem solving Patterns of decision making Group size Communication network Leadershi p THANK YOU Loading… CLICK F5 TO SHOW THE WHOLE SLIDE

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DTask of Function Are activities that help the group achieve its goals.Consideration Function A role intended to build the rapport with other group member.Components: Self-Awareness, Self-Regulation, Motivation, Empathy, Social Skill.

Wheel Chain

Y

Circle All-Channel

Group Presentation

Chhorn Sreynuth 4239111859

Chhay Sokundaneth 2265111377

Hin Bunmy 1256100414

Kheang Sonita 1256100568

Ly Panha 1257100637

Sam Sreynit 2265111433

Introduction to Human Communication

Sem Channarath 1257100332

Nov Sothea 4231111906

Chapter Outlines

Lecturer: Norng Sokha

Chapter 12

Small-Group Communication

I. Type of Small Groups

II. Group Dynamics

III. Group Structure

IV. Correlates of Effective Group

V. Summery

I. Types of Small Groups

Social Group Work GroupPrimary Group

II. Group Dynamics

A true measure of a person’s level of commitment.

Forcing a person to go along with the group.

Public compliancePrivate acceptance

Ability to help or harm otherCreate communityOur lives affect by the small group

The total field of forces acting on member to remain in the group.The loyalty and high morality of a group member.

1. Conformity Pressure2. Social Influence3. The Quality of Group Problem Solving

Groupthink Level of CreativityAcceptance of Risk

4. The Role of a Group Member

Group-Building and Maintenance Roles Individual RolesGroup Task Roles

5. Cohesiveness6. Phases of Group Development

Forming PerformingStorming Norming

III. Group Structure

1. Group Size2. Communication Network

2 23 94 285 756 1867 4418 1056

Number in Group Interactions Possible

3. Leadership

IV. Correlates of Effective Group

1. Idea Develop and Problem Solving

Standard Agenda Brainstorming Nominal Group

Technique

2. Patterns of Decision Making

Keo Mary 4231111744

V. Summary

CAMBODIAN MEKONG UNIVERSITYIS THE UNIVERSITY THAT CARES FOR THE VALUE OF EDUCATION

Consensus RailroadingMajority Vote Hand Clasping

The End Diamond Glass 3D

Type of Small Groups

Group Dynamics

Group Structure

Correlates of Effective Group

Primary group Social group Work group

Conformity pressure The role of a group member

The quality of group problem solving Cohesiveness

Social influencePhases of Group Development

Idea develop and problem solving

Patterns of decision making

Group size Communication network Leadership

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