Groups with fewer than three people tend not to derive the benefits of a collaborative team, and teams with more than seven people tend to have communication and control issues.

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Smaller groups (fewer than three people) often lack the diversity of skills and perspectives needed for effective collaboration, while larger groups (more than seven people) can struggle with coordination and maintaining effective communication, leading to decreased efficiency and potential conflicts.

Groups with Fewer Than Three People Tend Not to Derive