The potential for process losses is higher with ________ than with ________.
A) pooled interdependence; sequential interdependence
B) sequential interdependence; pooled interdependence
C) pooled interdependence; reciprocal interdependence
D) sequential interdependence; reciprocal interdependence

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Process losses refer to inefficiencies or errors that occur during the work process. These are more likely to occur in situations of pooled interdependence where there is less direct coordination and more opportunities for miscommunication or duplication of effort. Sequential interdependence is more structured and sequential in nature, allowing for greater clarity and coordination, which can reduce the potential for process losses.

The Potential for Process Losses Is Higher with ________ Than