A Work Group Differs from a Team in What Way

question 42

Multiple Choice

A work group differs from a team in what way?

• A) In a team, everyone is equal. In a work group, some members have more power than others.
• B) A work group depends on an outside supervisor for direction, while a team self-directs.
• C) A work group self-directs, while a team depends on an outside supervisor for direction.
• D) A team tends to have better rapport between members than a work group.

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