A formal group of organization members who interact with one another to accomplish some nonroutine task is a/an ________.
A) lobby
B) command group
C) interest group
D) task group
E) in-group

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A task group is a formal group of organization members who come together to accomplish a specific, nonroutine task. Examples of task groups include committees, project teams, and quality improvement groups. The other options do not accurately describe this type of group. A lobby is a group that seeks to influence legislation or policies, an interest group is a group of people with a common interest or goal, a command group is a permanent group composed of a manager and their subordinates, and an in-group is a group of people with a shared identity or sense of belonging.

A Formal Group of Organization Members Who Interact with One