CT Group Dynamics 2

Question 1

A trainer notices that one dominant participant is consistently speaking over others. Which intervention is MOST effective?

Accepted Answer

Implement a structured round-robin sharing technique

Answer

Round-robin techniques ensure equal participation by giving every group member a structured opportunity to contribute.

Question 2

Which group size is generally considered optimal for maximizing both discussion quality and participation in a training session?

Accepted Answer

5–8 participants

Answer

Groups of 5–8 are small enough for meaningful interaction yet large enough to generate diverse perspectives.

Question 3

The phenomenon where individuals exert less effort in a group than when working alone is called:

Accepted Answer

Social loafing

Answer

Social loafing occurs when individual accountability is diluted within a group, reducing personal effort.

Question 4

During which stage of Tuckman's model do group members begin to challenge the trainer's authority and test group norms?

Accepted Answer

Storming

Answer

The Storming stage is characterized by conflict, resistance, and testing of boundaries as members compete for roles.

Question 5

A trainer wants to build psychological safety in a new group. Which action BEST supports this goal?

Accepted Answer

Establishing clear ground rules that welcome all contributions

Answer

Establishing ground rules early signals that contributions are valued and reduces fear of judgment.

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