Team cohesiveness tends to be higher:
A)in smaller teams.
B)when entry into the team becomes extremely difficult and humiliating.
C)when the team has distinct fault lines.
D)when members have limited interaction.
E)when all of these conditions occur.

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Smaller teams tend to have more cohesion because there are fewer people to interact with and decisions can be made more quickly. B is incorrect because difficult and humiliating entry into a team can actually decrease cohesion. C is incorrect because distinct fault lines can cause conflict and decrease cohesion. D is incorrect because limited interaction can prevent cohesion from developing.

Team Cohesiveness Tends to Be Higher