Evidence shows that teams that switch from a competitive to a cooperative system do not ________.
A) make poor decisions
B) make rushed decisions
C) share information
D) have conflicts
E) distrust each other

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The evidence suggests that teams moving from a competitive to cooperative system begin to share information more openly, which should lead to better decision-making and fewer conflicts. Rushed decisions and poor decisions may still arise in a cooperative system if the team does not take adequate time to consider all possibilities, but these issues are not necessarily related to the shift in the team's approach. Distrust may also persist in a cooperative system if there are underlying interpersonal issues between team members, but again, this is not a necessary consequence of switching from a competitive to cooperative system.

Evidence Shows That Teams That Switch from a Competitive to a Cooperative