All of the Following Statements Regarding Role Ambiguity Are True

All of the following statements regarding role ambiguity are true EXCEPT:

A) to do any job well in a group, people need to know what is expected of them.
B) in a new group or team situation, role ambiguities may create problems as members find that their work efforts are wasted or unappreciated by others.
C) even in mature groups and teams, the failure of members to share expectations and listen to one another may create a lack of understanding.
D) role ambiguity cannot be managed through awareness of role dynamics and their causes.
E) being asked to do too much or too little as a team member can create problems.