Three critical activities occur during group socialization that affect the productivity of teams, and they are:
a. perceptions of status, status competition, and mirroring.
b. flattery, a focus on similarities, and behavior modified to synchronize with another person's behavior.
c. the sharing of hardship stories, conveyance of social norms, and establishing goals.
d. evaluation, commitment, and role transitions.
Question 2
Group socialization refers to the:
a. amount of time a group spends together professionally and personally.
b. way a group works together to complete a task or meet a goal.
c. process by which a person becomes a full member of a team.
d. process of gaining trust with new members of a team.
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