Wall Satisfaction Questionnaire

Wall & Nolan‚ 1986

1. I felt my ideas were stifled by the group.

2. My enthusiasm to work with the group was low.

3. I only stayed with my group because I had to do so.

4. I came away from most of my group meetings feeling resentful toward the group.

5. I would describe my amount of frustration‚ due to the behavior of other group members‚ as “very high”.

6. Overall‚ I am satisfied with my group’s performance for the project.

7. I am satisfied with the quality of my group’s work.

8. I came away from most of my group’s meetings feeling good about our work.

9. Overall‚ I would describe my interactions with other group members as “very satisfying”.

10. I am very frustrated with the quality of my group’s work.

7-point-Likert (1 = extreme dissatisfaction to 7 = extreme satisfaction)

This instrument can be found at: http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED309464.pdf

Wall‚ V. D.‚ Jr.‚ & Galanes‚ G.J. (1986).The Symlog dimensions and small group conflict. The Central States Speech Journal‚ 37(2)‚ 61-78.

Wall‚ V. D.‚ Jr.‚ & Nolan‚ L. L. (1986). Perceptions of inequity‚ satisfaction and conflict in task oriented groups. Human Relations ‚ 39 (11) ‚ 1033-1052.

Wall‚ V. D.‚ Jr.‚ Galanes‚ G. J.‚ & Love‚ S. B.(1987).Small‚ task-oriented groups: Conflict‚ conflict management‚ satisfaction‚ and decision quality. Small Group Behavior‚ 18(1)‚ 31-55.

Wall‚ V. D.‚ Jr.‚ & Nolan‚ L. L. (1987). Small Group Conflict A Look at Equity‚ Satisfaction‚ and Styles of Conflict Management. Small Group Research‚ 18(2)‚ 188-211

Key ton‚ Joann. (1989). Evaluating Group satisfaction as a Situational Variable. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern States Communication Association (Louisville‚ KY‚ April 6-8‚ 1989).

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