In any reasonably supervised work group the performance average of the group is always:
A) Equal to the established performance standard for the group's activities.
B) Consistently lower than the established performance standard for the group.
C) Better than the minimum required standard for the group.
D) None of the above.

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The performance average of a reasonably supervised work group is typically better than the minimum required standard for the group because effective supervision ensures that the group's performance does not fall below acceptable levels and often motivates improvement beyond the minimum standards.

In Any Reasonably Supervised Work Group the Performance Average of the Group