________ is the act of sharing information and coordinating efforts to achieve a collective outcome.

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37)________ is the act of sharing information andcoordinating efforts to achieve a collective outcome.A)ContractingB)CapacityC)CompositionD)ChartingE)Collaboration

38)You are on a road cycling team where speed is criticalto winning. It’s important to measure ________ performanceand give ________rewards.

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39)A ________ is a small number of people withcomplementary skills who are committed to a commonpurpose, performance goals, and approach for which theyhold themselves mutuallyaccountable.

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A)interpersonal skills.B)social skills.C)managerial skills.D)teamwork.E)functionalknowledge of business.41)Harriet is an active member of the large FreshmanOrientation board. There are five separate teams on thisboard, and they all want Harriet as a member because she isgood at keeping the team on track. Which of the followingbehaviors does Harrietexhibit?

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42)An audit team in the payroll department, working full-time on audits on site is what type of team?A)projectB)cross-functionalC)self-managedD)workE)virtual

43)Norman is elected president of the debate club. He isknown as a team player. That means that Norman is

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A)limit group sizeB)ensure accountabilityC)undesignated rolesD)build infeedbackE)cultivatecohesion45)Sean is questioning his team’s effectiveness. He askshimself “Is the group performing less than, equal to, or greaterthan the sum of its parts?” Once he thinks this through, herecognizes that two people are not contributing at all. Whichof the following will notwork to combat socialloafing?

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Dr. M. L. Sebok, Professor