Individualistic role behaviors
A) directly facilitate the accomplishment of team tasks.
B) focus on activities that benefit the team as a whole rather than the separate team members.
C) include the roles of harmonizer and the encourager.
D) foster negative feelings among team members and hinder a team's ability to perform effectively.
E) are particularly important in team contexts in which decisions are "high stakes" in nature.

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Individualistic roles reflect behaviors that benefit the individual at the expense of the team.

Individualistic Role Behaviors