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Strongly Agree
Dysfunctional behaviour is dealt with appropriately.
All team members are dependable and reliable. If a deadline may not be met, the team is informed as early as possible.
There is no “us versus them” on the team.
The team tries to learn from problems.
Team members convey their engagement and interest with verbal and non-verbal communication (e.g., body language, tone).
The team takes time to develop consensus by discussing the concerns of all members to arrive at an acceptable solution.
In our work, I feel my own goals align with those of the team.
I bring unique contributions to the team. (In other words, the team would not be the same without me.)
I don't worry about group members complaining about me behind my back.
I feel strongly committed to our project.
I feel that all others in my group are strongly committed to our project.
Through my team experiences, I have improved my collaboration skills.
It is safe to take a risk (e.g., share ideas I'm uncertain about) on this team without fear of repercussion.
When resolving conflict, we use integrative (i.e., collaborative and creative) solutions rather than compromise.