Chapter 2 Group Formation, Development, and Function.

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Chapter 2 Group Formation, Development, and Function

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Fundamental Interpersonal Relationship Orientation (FIRO Theory) As a group develops it goes through phases of… Inclusion, Affection, Control Each individual has a need for all 3 Individuals bring behaviours learned from other groups Compatibility in regards to all 3 affects cohesiveness, effectiveness, and operating efficiency  Figure 2.1 (pg. 16)

Roles Within Groups Individual Roles Aggressor Blocker Recognition Seeker Self-confessor Playboy or playgirl Dominator Help seeker Special interest pleader

Roles Within Groups Relationship Roles - Build & maintain group Encourager Harmonizer Compromiser Gatekeeper or expedite Standard setter Group observer or commentator

Roles Within Groups Task Roles Initiator or contributor Information Seeker Opinion Seeker Information Giver Opinion Giver Elaborator Coordinator Orienter Evaluator or critic Energizer Procedural technician Recorder

ICEBREAKER Choose an object or person you would bring with you on a deserted island. Talk about what you chose, and why In Groups… Discuss how each item will help you survive Discuss what is often your role in groups or others in the past?

Tuckman’s Stages of Group Development

Socialization Investigation Socialization Maintenance Resocialization Remembrance Groups

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