High-Performing Teams

question 251

Multiple Choice

High-performing teams

• A) perform individual tasks nearly flawlessly and in near perfect order and unison.
• B) never worry about the performance order or unison of tasks.
• C) are only concerned with the performance of tasks not the order and unison.
• D) have luck and happenstance primarily but not exclusively to thank for their performance.
• E) have luck and happenstance only to thank for their performance.

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Definitions:

Milgram Experiment

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