Which type of task interdependence results when the activities of all work-group members are fully dependent on one another?
A) sequential task interdependence
B) reciprocal task interdependence
C) pooled task interdependence
D) sequential task dependence

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Reciprocal task interdependence results when the activities of all work-group members are fully dependent on one another. This means that each member's output is necessary for the success of the group's overall output, and each member must rely on the outputs of others to complete their own tasks. This differs from sequential task interdependence, where members work sequentially on different parts of a task, and pooled task interdependence, where group members work independently on their own tasks that contribute to a common goal. The option D is not a valid term in task interdependence.

Which Type of Task Interdependence Results When the Activities of All