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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. Specially designed conference rooms typically equipped with three huge curved screens - custom lighting - and advanced acoustics in which to conduct high-end teleconferences.
telepresence rooms
minutes
meeting
videoconferencing
2. A collaboration tool that combines video - audio - and communications networking technologies for real-time interaction.
videoconferencing
meeting
territory
space
3. 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
ground rules
Web conferencing
performing
minutes
4. A soft skill that includes good manners and businesslike - professional demeanor.
agenda
territory
professionalism
virtual meeting
5. 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.
averaging
opinions
storming
ground rules
6. A form of nonverbal communication in which we communicate to others by the way we structure and use our time.
territory
critical listening
agenda
time
7. A team with members representing various departments throughout the company
cross-functional team
minutes
etiquette
majority
8. 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
minutes
lag time
majority
forming
9. A list of topics to be discussed during a meeting.
agenda
territory
parliamentary procedures
paraphrase
10. Truths known to exist.
facts
forming
phone conferencing
critical listening
11. 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.
ground rules
professionalism
telepresence rooms
agenda
12. The time when you are waiting for a speaker's next idea
lag time
authority rule with discussion
discriminative listening
parliamentary procedures
13. A summary report of what took place during a meeting.
minutes
groupthink
storming
lag time
14. A decision-making method in which discussion continues until all team members have aired their opinions and - ultimately - agree.
parliamentary procedures
consensus
groupthink
Web conferencing
15. Statements of personal judgments or preferences.
etiquette
lag time
opinions
performing
16. Ground rules based on Robert's Rules of Order - used by more formal groups.
parliamentary procedures
videoconferencing
majority
soft skills
17. 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.
authority rule with discussion
time
teleconferencing
etiquette
18. The type of listening that is necessary when you must understand and remember.
ground rules
discriminative listening
forming
professionalism
19. A gathering of participants who are connected technologically.
professionalism
virtual meeting
videoconferencing
teleconferencing
20. The technical skills in your field.
videoconferencing
hard skills
cross-functional team
etiquette
21. The zones of privacy we create around us or the areas we feel are our own.
norming
territory
majority
forming
22. A decision- making method in which group members haggle - bargain - wheedle - and negotiate to reach a middle position - which often requires compromise.
cross-functional team
averaging
parliamentary procedures
consensus
23. A form of nonverbal communication in which we communicate to others by the way we arrange things in the space around us.
virtual team
agenda
space
phone conferencing
24. 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
etiquette
performing
virtual team
25. A decision-making method in which a subcommittee investigates and makes a recommendation for action.
ground rules
minority
paraphrase
time
26. A gathering of three or more people who assemble to pool information - solicit feedback - clarify policy - seek consensus - and solve problems.
soft skills
discriminative listening
minutes
meeting
27. To rephrase and summarize a message in your own words.
paraphrase
minority
virtual meeting
teleconferencing
28. A group of people who work interdependently with a shared purpose across space - time - and organization boundaries using technology
groupthink
virtual team
videoconferencing
nonverbal communication
29. The third phase of team development - where tensions subside - roles are clarified - and information begins to flow among members.
audioconferencing
norming
paraphrase
conference calling
30. A desire to show others consideration and respect.
etiquette
minority
agenda
telepresence rooms
31. Oral and written communication skills and other competencies such as listening proficiency - nonverbal behavior - and proper business etiquette.
opinions
virtual team
soft skills
nonverbal communication
32. All unwritten and unspoken messages - both intention and unintentional - including eye contact - facial expression - body movements - space - time - distance - and appearance.
space
nonverbal communication
audioconferencing
forming
33. 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.
etiquette
critical listening
opinions
phone conferencing
34. Enables listeners to judge and evaluate what they are hearing to decide whether the speaker's message is fact - fiction - or opinion.
ground rules
authority rule with discussion
critical listening
majority
35. A decision-making method in which the leader - boss - or manager listens to team members' ideas - but the final decision is his or hers.
consensus
authority rule with discussion
critical listening
groupthink
36. Faulty decision-making processes by team members who are overly eager to agree with one another.
critical listening
norming
groupthink
agenda
37. 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.
hard skills
audioconferencing
critical listening
facts
38. A decision-making method in which group members vote and a majority wins.
professionalism
discriminative listening
majority
agenda
39. 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.
minutes
lag time
Web conferencing
virtual team