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What distinguishes a team from a group?

A team requires a leader, while a group does not.
A team is always larger than a group.
A team consists of individuals working independently.
A team works interdependently over time to achieve a goal. (correct)

Which of the following describes one of the key characteristics of a team?

Members always have the same skill set.
Members have minimal interaction with each other.
Members collaborate to achieve common objectives. (correct)
Members work independently on their tasks.

What is one of the typical types of teams mentioned?

Ad hoc teams which dissolve after a task is completed. (correct)
Solo teams that operate without any members.
Permanent teams that never change composition.
Diverse teams where all members have the same background.

Why is interdependence important in a team setting?

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How does the time element affect team dynamics?

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Flashcards

Team vs. Group

Teams and groups differ in their interdependence, working towards a shared goal. A team has a stronger connection and a shared purpose, while a group is loosely connected and may not have a defined objective.

Team definition

A team is a group of two or more people who work interdependently over a period of time to achieve a common goal.

Team characteristics

Teams are characterized by shared goals, interdependence, and ongoing interaction.

Different types of teams

There are various types of teams, categorized by purpose and function. Examples might include project teams, management teams or self-managed teams.

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Interdependence in teams

Members of a team rely on each other's contributions to achieve shared goals or objectives.

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Study Notes

Teams vs. Groups

A team is 2 or more people working together over time to achieve a shared goal.
Teams are interdependent, unlike groups, whose members work independently.

Team Types

(Further description of team types is missing.)

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Description

This quiz explores the key differences between teams and groups, highlighting how teams are defined by shared goals and interdependence. Understanding these concepts is crucial for effective collaboration and organizational success.