Teams Differ from Groups Because

question 100

Multiple Choice

Teams differ from groups because

• A) teams have no limits on the number of members, while groups have a restricted membership.
• B) members of teams work independently of each other, while those in groups show greater dependence on each other.
• C) members of teams work toward individual goals that may or may not be related, while groups have a common goal.
• D) members of teams have a specific task-related purpose, while groups do not.
• E) teams have a no fixed duration, while groups last only for a specific amount of time.

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Definitions:

Passive

Describing behavior that is submissive or shows a lack of active response or resistance.

Continuous Development

A perspective that views development as a gradual, ongoing process without sudden changes or stages.

Multidisciplinary

Involving multiple academic disciplines or professional specializations to approach a topic or problem.

Human Development

The multidisciplinary study of how people change and grow over the course of their life, encompassing aspects of physical, cognitive, and social development.