Changing a Problem Culture

question 67

Multiple Choice

Changing a problem culture:

• A) is never a short-term exercise.
• B) is always a short-term exercise.
• C) requires a determined effort by a limited number of employees.
• D) is usually easier than it is to instill a strategy-supportive culture from scratch.
• E) can be achieved by an overnight transformation.

Understand the dynamics and factors contributing to group cohesion.

Compare and contrast different theories of group development.

Analyze the impact of cohesion on group performance.

Apply concepts of group cohesion to various types of groups (friends, family, sports teams).

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