What Is the Difference Between a Group and a Team

question 13

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a group and a team?

• A) A team is a collection of people, and a group is a powerful unit of collective performance.
• B) A group is a collection of people, and a team is a powerful unit of collective performance.
• C) A group can also be considered an organization, whereas a team cannot.
• D) Teams share norms, but groups don't.
• E) A group does not necessarily have a shared goal, and teams always have a shared goal.

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