Research evidence suggests that teams typically outperform individuals when ________.
A) one or more members are allowed to dominate the other team members
B) projects are short-term and need quick solutions
C) tasks require multiple skills, judgment, and experience
D) tasks are simple and do not involve critical thinking

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Research suggests that teams are more effective than individuals when the tasks require multiple skills, judgment, and experience. This is because teams can bring together diverse perspectives and knowledge to solve complex problems. Therefore, options A and D are incorrect because they involve individuals dominating or simple tasks, respectively. Option B may or may not be true, but there are no guarantees that short-term projects always require quick solutions, so it is not the best answer.

Research Evidence Suggests That Teams Typically Outperform Individuals When ________