Which of the following differentiates a group from a team?
A) They are characterized by observable interpersonal interactions.
B) They lead to the realization of extraordinary efficiencies.
C) They do not necessarily perform as a unit.
D) They agree on a common goal to be achieved.
E) They lead to a better organizational structure.

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A group is a collection of people who interact to undertake a task but do not necessarily perform as a unit or achieve significant performance improvements. A team is formed of people (usually a small number) with complementary skills who trust one another and are committed to a common purpose, common performance goals, and a common approach for which they hold themselves mutually accountable.

Which of the Following Differentiates a Group from a Team