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Which of the following statements best defines a work group?

Which of the following statements best defines a work group?
A) A work group's performance is generally greater than the sum of its inputs from individual members.
B) A work group interacts primarily to share information, rather than to engage in work that requires joint effort.
C) A work group consists of 5 or more people who work collaboratively.
D) A work group has a positive synergy and no active group dynamics, resulting in greater outputs.
E) A work group is a group comprised of 10 or more people who belong to the same department.

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Essentials of Organizational Behavior

Essentials of Organizational Behavior

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