Irma does not like a few of the standard operating procedures adapted for the new project. However, she discussed the items with the team and told them that she realized she was in the minority and that she would adapt the new procedures to maintain smooth operations within the team. This type of intention is called ________.
A) sacrificing
B) accommodating
C) collaborating
D) compromising
E) competing

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Irma's intention to adapt to the new procedures despite her personal disagreements shows that she is accommodating, or willing to adjust her behavior for the benefit of the team. This is different from sacrificing (giving up something for the team's benefit), collaborating (working together with others to find a solution), compromising (finding a middle ground between conflicting viewpoints), or competing (trying to win over others and get one's own way).

Irma Does Not Like a Few of the Standard Operating