How Does a Team Differ from a Group

question 176

Multiple Choice

How does a team differ from a group?

• A)A team is focused on joint goals;a group often has a collection of individual goals.
• B)A team involves the simple sum of independent actions of individuals;a group involves the integrated,collaborative actions of the collective of people.
• C)A team has personal agendas;a group has a shared vision.
• D)A team has compensation based upon individual outcomes;a group has compensation based upon shared outcomes.

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Definitions:

Eyewitness Memory

The recollection by individuals of events they have witnessed, which can be affected by various factors and may not always be reliable.

Recovered Memories

Relates to once forgotten and then later retrieved memories, often tied to traumatic events.

Overzealous Therapists

Therapists who may show excessive enthusiasm or fervor in their approach, potentially leading to ethical concerns or boundary issues in therapy.

Real Memories

True or actual events that an individual recalls and recognizes from past experiences, contrasting with false or implanted memories.