The "functional perspective" of group communication teaches that
A) leadership must be performed only by designated leaders.
B) the functions necessary for getting a job done can be shared among group members.
C) social needs are not important to the group's productivity.
D) influence can be possessed by only one person at a time.

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According to the "functional perspective," group functions can be shared among many group members.

The "Functional Perspective" of Group Communication Teaches That