The Primary Difference Between a Group and a Team Is

question 40

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between a group and a team is .

• A)a team is more goal oriented than a group
• B)a team involves face-to-face communication, while a group does not
• C)a team involves mutual influence, while a group does not
• D)a team is more highly structured than a group

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