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Team Meeting: Listening - Nonverbal And Etiquette Skills
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 39 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Statements of personal judgments or preferences.
forming
phone conferencing
performing
opinions
2. A gathering of three or more people who assemble to pool information - solicit feedback - clarify policy - seek consensus - and solve problems.
territory
virtual meeting
meeting
groupthink
3. A decision-making method in which group members vote and a majority wins.
majority
discriminative listening
paraphrase
forming
4. The third phase of team development - where tensions subside - roles are clarified - and information begins to flow among members.
paraphrase
norming
virtual team
consensus
5. A collaboration tool in which one or more people in a work area use an enhanced speakerphone to confer with others by telephone; also called teleconferencing - conference calling - or audioconferencing.
phone conferencing
authority rule with discussion
forming
meeting
6. A collaboration tool in which attendees use their computers to access an online virtual meeting room where they can present PowerPoint slides or share spreadsheets or Word documents - just as they might in a face-to-face meeting.
meeting
critical listening
Web conferencing
nonverbal communication
7. A collaboration tool in which one or more people in a work area use an enhanced speakerphone to confer with others by telephone; also called audioconferencing - conference calling - or phone conferencing.
teleconferencing
majority
performing
minority
8. The type of listening that is necessary when you must understand and remember.
averaging
conference calling
discriminative listening
phone conferencing
9. All unwritten and unspoken messages - both intention and unintentional - including eye contact - facial expression - body movements - space - time - distance - and appearance.
norming
storming
nonverbal communication
virtual team
10. The technical skills in your field.
averaging
professionalism
hard skills
nonverbal communication
11. A form of nonverbal communication in which we communicate to others by the way we structure and use our time.
opinions
conference calling
forming
time
12. A list of topics to be discussed during a meeting.
lag time
agenda
telepresence rooms
opinions
13. The zones of privacy we create around us or the areas we feel are our own.
critical listening
consensus
conference calling
territory
14. A team with members representing various departments throughout the company
cross-functional team
performing
groupthink
critical listening
15. The fourth and final phase of team development - where group members have established routines and a shared language and have developed loyalty and a willingness to resolve all problems. A can-do mentality pervades - information flows freely - deadli
performing
telepresence rooms
lag time
conference calling
16. A gathering of participants who are connected technologically.
videoconferencing
virtual meeting
facts
soft skills
17. Specially designed conference rooms typically equipped with three huge curved screens - custom lighting - and advanced acoustics in which to conduct high-end teleconferences.
space
discriminative listening
agenda
telepresence rooms
18. A collaboration tool that combines video - audio - and communications networking technologies for real-time interaction.
discriminative listening
performing
videoconferencing
consensus
19. A group of people who work interdependently with a shared purpose across space - time - and organization boundaries using technology
virtual team
lag time
soft skills
storming
20. A decision-making method in which discussion continues until all team members have aired their opinions and - ultimately - agree.
Web conferencing
territory
storming
consensus
21. The second phase of team development - where members define their roles and responsibilities - decide how to reach their goals - and iron out the rules governing how they interact.
consensus
minority
time
storming
22. Ground rules based on Robert's Rules of Order - used by more formal groups.
parliamentary procedures
norming
minority
phone conferencing
23. Rules to follow during a meeting such as arriving on time - communicating openly - being supportive - listening carefully - participating fully - confronting conflict freely - and following an agenda.
storming
majority
Web conferencing
ground rules
24. Truths known to exist.
etiquette
facts
minority
nonverbal communication
25. A decision-making method in which the leader - boss - or manager listens to team members' ideas - but the final decision is his or hers.
hard skills
performing
professionalism
authority rule with discussion
26. A summary report of what took place during a meeting.
minutes
phone conferencing
consensus
parliamentary procedures
27. A soft skill that includes good manners and businesslike - professional demeanor.
professionalism
discriminative listening
audioconferencing
facts
28. The first phase of team development - where individuals get to know one another - search for similarities - attempt to bond - begin to develop trust in one another - and discuss fundamental topics such as why the team is necessary - who 'owns' the te
professionalism
majority
lag time
forming
29. A collaboration tool in which one or more people in a work area use an enhanced speakerphone to confer with others by telephone; also called teleconferencing - conference calling - or phone conferencing.
audioconferencing
facts
professionalism
majority
30. To rephrase and summarize a message in your own words.
teleconferencing
storming
discriminative listening
paraphrase
31. Oral and written communication skills and other competencies such as listening proficiency - nonverbal behavior - and proper business etiquette.
discriminative listening
Web conferencing
soft skills
norming
32. A form of nonverbal communication in which we communicate to others by the way we arrange things in the space around us.
averaging
ground rules
parliamentary procedures
space
33. Enables listeners to judge and evaluate what they are hearing to decide whether the speaker's message is fact - fiction - or opinion.
minority
time
meeting
critical listening
34. The time when you are waiting for a speaker's next idea
lag time
paraphrase
phone conferencing
territory
35. Faulty decision-making processes by team members who are overly eager to agree with one another.
discriminative listening
territory
phone conferencing
groupthink
36. A collaboration tool in which one or more people in a work area use an enhanced speakerphone to confer with others by telephone; also called teleconferencing - audioconferencing - or phone conferencing.
conference calling
storming
majority
forming
37. A decision- making method in which group members haggle - bargain - wheedle - and negotiate to reach a middle position - which often requires compromise.
consensus
territory
averaging
agenda
38. A decision-making method in which a subcommittee investigates and makes a recommendation for action.
minority
paraphrase
etiquette
majority
39. A desire to show others consideration and respect.
Web conferencing
cross-functional team
opinions
etiquette