Members of a work group are held accountable for individual work, but they are not
A) committed to a common purpose.
B) responsible for the output of the entire group.
C) supportive of organizational goals.
D) likely to have a strong, directive leader.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement "Members of a work group are held accountable for individual work, but they are not responsible for the output of the entire group" implies that the group members are not collectively responsible for the group's output. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer. Option A and C are not relevant to the question, and option D does not have any relevance to the statement given.

Members of a Work Group Are Held Accountable for Individual