Noticing the women in the room more than the men in the room is an example of selective attention.

When a person's power is based on the respect and trust they've earned from others in the group, this is an example of

a) coercive power. b) legitimate power. c) referent power. d) personal power. e) deferred power.

The use of abusive language by group members can damage relationships, reduce group productivity, and devastate group morale, teamwork, and loyalty. All of the following strategies can help stop, minimize, and/or effectively confront verbal abuse EXCEPT:

a) Express your objection and explain that you are offended. b) Raise your voice and return the insult using strong, aggressive language. c) Ask the person to repeat what she or he said. d) Take a "time out" when a discussion becomes uncomfortable or abusive. e) Point out that abusive language violates group norms and/or organization policies.