Rebecca and her students from the drama class have been asked to conduct a play to raise funds for the school library. To make the play a success, Rebecca consults and enlists the help of the headmaster and senior teachers, while her students meet a few theater artists. They also consult a costume designer and a dance choreographer who have agreed to help the team with the play. Such activities involving individuals and groups who are not part of the team are termed as
A. nominal group technique.
B. social loafing.
C. hierarchical sensitivity.
D. staff validity.
E. boundary spanning.
Answer: E
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