One Possible Danger Faced by Highly Cohesive Teams Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

One possible danger faced by highly cohesive teams is:

• A) that cliques may form, creating division and conflict.
• B) a lack of will of individual team members to contradict the perceived or actual wishes of the majority.
• C) that the team may find it difficult to move on from 'discussion mode' and make actual decisions.
• D) that team members' familiarity with one another may breed disrespect and, ultimately, the team's breakdown.
• E) All of these responses are correct.

Recognize the significance of peer relationships in adolescence, including cliques and friendship selection.

Comprehend the role of parenting styles in adolescent development and resilience against peer pressure.

Describe the development of sexual orientation and the factors contributing to it.

Understand the influence of ethnic and cultural factors on the development of personal identity in adolescents.

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Definitions:

Types

Categories or classifications that distinguish between different forms or varieties of objects, concepts, or phenomena.

Employee Selection

The process of evaluating and choosing individuals for employment in an organization based on criteria and methods such as interviews and tests.

Multiple-hurdle Model

A selection process in which an applicant must successfully pass a series of tests or criteria to move to the next stage of evaluation.

Employment Tests

Assessments used by employers to evaluate a candidate's qualifications, skills, or suitability for a specific job or role.