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Which of the following best describes the relationship between a group and a team, based on the definitions provided?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between a group and a team, based on the definitions provided?
- A group always shares a common, well-defined objective, whereas a team may not.
- A team is characterized by interdependence and necessarily shares a common goal, which is not always the case for a group. (correct)
- A team operates independently, while a group requires a coordinator.
- A group requires specific skills and competencies among its members, unlike a team.
Consider a project team that is facing a significant setback. Which value would be most crucial for the team to leverage in order to overcome this challenge effectively?
Consider a project team that is facing a significant setback. Which value would be most crucial for the team to leverage in order to overcome this challenge effectively?
- Trust (correct)
- Organization
- Individual responsibility
- Autocontrol
In a scenario where a team member consistently misses deadlines, which of the following actions would best address both individual responsibility and team responsibility?
In a scenario where a team member consistently misses deadlines, which of the following actions would best address both individual responsibility and team responsibility?
- Privately reprimand the team member to avoid public embarrassment.
- The team collectively discusses the issue, offering support and collaboratively setting achievable goals and timelines. (correct)
- Reassign the team member to tasks with less critical deadlines.
- The team leader takes over the team member's tasks to ensure project completion.
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the value of effective communication within a team?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the value of effective communication within a team?
How does 'self-control' contribute to the effectiveness of a team?
How does 'self-control' contribute to the effectiveness of a team?
Which of the following is the most accurate comparison between a 'group' and a 'team'?
Which of the following is the most accurate comparison between a 'group' and a 'team'?
In what way does individual responsibility support team goals?
In what way does individual responsibility support team goals?
What strategies contribute to building trust within a team?
What strategies contribute to building trust within a team?
How can a lack of organization within a team negatively impact its overall performance?
How can a lack of organization within a team negatively impact its overall performance?
Why is honesty considered a crucial value within effective teamwork?
Why is honesty considered a crucial value within effective teamwork?
Which of the following best illustrates 'teamwork' as a process?
Which of the following best illustrates 'teamwork' as a process?
Why is motivation considered one of the key values when working as a team?
Why is motivation considered one of the key values when working as a team?
What is the main component present when considering 'team responsibility'?
What is the main component present when considering 'team responsibility'?
Why is 'communication capacity' a key value for a team?
Why is 'communication capacity' a key value for a team?
What is the primary benefit of having clearly defined roles within a team?
What is the primary benefit of having clearly defined roles within a team?
In which scenario would the value of 'self-control' be most critical for a team's success?
In which scenario would the value of 'self-control' be most critical for a team's success?
What is the potential pitfall of overemphasizing individual responsibility at the expense of team responsibility?
What is the potential pitfall of overemphasizing individual responsibility at the expense of team responsibility?
How does motivation contribute to the effectiveness of a team?
How does motivation contribute to the effectiveness of a team?
How would you describe the role of 'trust' within a teamwork environment?
How would you describe the role of 'trust' within a teamwork environment?
A team working on a project has a member who consistently delivers subpar work. How should the team address this issue, balancing individual responsibility with team goals?
A team working on a project has a member who consistently delivers subpar work. How should the team address this issue, balancing individual responsibility with team goals?
Flashcards
What is a group?
What is a group?
A group is a set of people who have a relationship of interdependence but don't necessarily share a goal or objective.
What is a work team?
What is a work team?
A work team is a set of people assigned or self-assigned according to specific skills and competencies to fulfill a certain goal under the guidance of a coordinator.
What is teamwork?
What is teamwork?
Teamwork refers to the series of strategies, procedures, and methodologies used in a human group to achieve the proposed goal.
What is individual responsibility?
What is individual responsibility?
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What is responsibility to the team?
What is responsibility to the team?
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What is honesty?
What is honesty?
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What is self-control?
What is self-control?
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What is communication capacity?
What is communication capacity?
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What is trust?
What is trust?
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What is organization?
What is organization?
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What is motivation?
What is motivation?
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Study Notes
- The date is 26/3/2025
- Subject is norms and values of teamwork
Definitions
- Group: a set of people who have a relationship of interdependence but do not necessarily share a goal or objective
- Work Team: a set of people assigned or self-assigned according to skills and specific competencies to achieve a certain goal under the direction of a coordinator
- Teamwork: refers to the series of strategies, procedures and methodologies used in a human group to achieve the proposed goal
Values of a Work Team
- Individual responsibility
- Responsibility to the team
- Honesty
- Self-control
- Communication skills
- Confidence
- Organization
- Motivation
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