Team Cohesiveness Tends to Be Higher

question 274

Multiple Choice

Team cohesiveness tends to be higher:

• A)in smaller teams.
• B)when entry into the team becomes extremely difficult and humiliating.
• C)when the team has distinct fault lines.
• D)when members have limited interaction.
• E)when all of these conditions occur.

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