Competition can be constructive when which of the following conditions is met?
A) When group members are viewed as rivals
B) When there are clear, specific rules that insure fairness
C) When opponents are about equally matched
D) When winning is deemphasized

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Competition can be constructive when there are clear, specific rules ensuring fairness (B), when opponents are about equally matched to ensure a level playing field (C), and when the emphasis is not solely on winning but on the process and learning (D). Viewing group members as rivals (A) can lead to negative competition, undermining teamwork and collaboration.

Competition Can Be Constructive When Which of the Following Conditions