Classical Theory
Understanding Classical Theory in Group Dynamics
Test your knowledge of classical theory and group dynamics with this engaging quiz! Designed for those interested in the foundational aspects of group behavior, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts, theorists, and elements defined within classical theory.
- 12 thought-provoking questions
- Explore the origins of group dynamics
- Gauge your grasp of essential theories and their applications
1. What is a group?
It refers to the duties that group members are expected to complete.
A group is made up of multiple people who work collaboratively to complete a common activity or goal
It refers to multiple persons on the phone
It refers to a person looking at multiple people working together
2. What is group dynamics?
It is referred to the attitude and conduct of a group
It is referred to as adaptive behavior in a group
It is referred to persons being told what to do in a group
It referred to a group of people with a different personalities.
3. Who founded the classical theory?
Harry Harlow
Wilhelm Wund
George Homan
Bruce Tuckman
4. What is the 3rd element in classical theory?
Interaction
Sentiments
Norming
Forming
5. There are a total of 5 elements in classical theory
True
False
6. In what year did the theorist develop classical theory
1858
1958
1960
1860
7. Who created the stages of group development theory?
Harry Harlow
Wilhelm Wund
George Homan
Bruce Tuckman
8. The interaction between nurses during this activity serves as a catalyst for sentiments to be developed.
True
False
9. When does the classical theory's interaction phase occur?
When one person's behavior is impacted by another person's behavior
The duties that group members are expected to complete
Pertains to how a person feels or behaves toward other people
When members of the group talk to each other
10. What is the activity element?
When one person's behavior is impacted by another person's behavior
When one person in the group becomes the leader
Refers to the duties that group members are expected to complete
It refers to the way the members act towards one another.
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