The Two Central Concepts to Systems Theory Are

question 7

Multiple Choice

The two central concepts to systems theory are:

• A)inputs and outputs
• B)subsystems and multiple causation
• C)roles and task analysis
• D)individuals and groups
• E)both a and b.

Acknowledge the potential advantages of using groups for decision-making over individual decisions.

Understand essential leadership skills required for leading cross-functional and functional teams.

Appreciate the role of positive interpersonal relations in group maintenance and conflict resolution.

Analyze the effects of member diversity on group effectiveness.

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