What Does Social Identity Theory Suggest About Teamwork

question 83

Multiple Choice

What does social identity theory suggest about teamwork?

• A) Teamwork and efficiency are at their best when tasks are repetitive and boring.
• B) Teamwork is most efficient when there is little or no recognition of individual effort.
• C) The most efficient teams are made up of members who have a strong shared social identity.
• D) The most efficient teams are made up of primary group members.

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Recognize the goals of persuasive communication in various contexts.

Identify the characteristics of most persuasive messages.

Distinguish between the approaches used in persuasive claims and adjustments.

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