A pseudoteam is a group of people who believe they are already a team but fall short of the definition of a true team. What are some characteristics of a pseuodoteam (select all that apply)?

a. Confusion over the purpose of the team
b. Unclear goals
c. Effective interpersonal communication patterns
d. Team needs placed above individual needs
e. Lack of evaluation criteria


A, B, E
Characteristics of a pseudoteam include confusion over their purpose, unhealthy or toxic inter-personal issues and communication patterns, members who put individual needs and ambition above the needs of the team, the presence of hierarchical rituals that preclude full participation of all members, unclear goals, and a lack of evaluation criteria.

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