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What is small group communication?
Interaction among three or more people (typically 3-15 or 3-20) who share a common purpose, mutual influence, and
a collective identity.
What are the characteristics of an effective team?
Effective teams have a shared, clear purpose, mutual trust, commitment to shared goals, open communication, and
diverse, complementary skills.
What defines primary groups?
Primary groups are small, long-term, and intimate, offering emotional support and shaping identity (e.g., family, close
friends).
What defines secondary groups?
Secondary groups are larger, temporary, and impersonal, formed to achieve specific, goal-oriented tasks (e.g.,
coworkers, classmates).
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What is small group communication?
Interaction among three or more people (typically 3-15 or 3-20) who share a common purpose, mutual influence, and
a collective identity.
What are the characteristics of an effective team?
Effective teams have a shared, clear purpose, mutual trust, commitment to shared goals, open communication, and
diverse, complementary skills.
What defines primary groups?
Primary groups are small, long-term, and intimate, offering emotional support and shaping identity (e.g., family, close
friends).
What defines secondary groups?
Secondary groups are larger, temporary, and impersonal, formed to achieve specific, goal-oriented tasks (e.g.,
coworkers, classmates).
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