Groups in Context: Leadership and Participation in Small Groups
Gerald L. Wilson, Michael S. Hanna
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Gerald L. Wilson, Michael S. Hanna
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Part I. Approaching Communication In Group Contexts Chapter 1. Introduction to Groups and Group Processes Part II. Preparing For Group Meetings Chapter 2. Preparing for Group Discussions Chapter 3. Preparing for Group Meetings Chapter 4. Communication Processes Part III. Participating In Group Meetings Chapter 5. Encouraging Group Development and Evolution Chapter 6. Roles and Role Emergence Chapter 7. Leading Group Meetings Chapter 8. Improving Group Climates Chapter 9. Promoting Group Cohesiveness and Satisfaction Chapter 10. Managing Conflict in the Group Part IV. Analyzing Small Group Decision Making Chapter 11. Observing and Evaluating Groups
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Part I. Approaching Communication In Group Contexts Chapter 1. Introduction to Groups and Group Processes Part II. Preparing For Group Meetings Chapter 2. Preparing for Group Discussions Chapter 3. Preparing for Group Meetings Chapter 4. Communication Processes Part III. Participating In Group Meetings Chapter 5. Encouraging Group Development and Evolution Chapter 6. Roles and Role Emergence Chapter 7. Leading Group Meetings Chapter 8. Improving Group Climates Chapter 9. Promoting Group Cohesiveness and Satisfaction Chapter 10. Managing Conflict in the Group Part IV. Analyzing Small Group Decision Making Chapter 11. Observing and Evaluating Groups
Key concepts: Group cohesiveness, Group (periodic table), Communication in small groups, Group development, Group decision-making, Context (archaeology), Group behavior, Psychology