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Team interaction involves interpersonal skills which include communication, negotiation, leadership and motivation. This is in contrast to technical skills which are directly involved with a particular job. Depending on the type of team building the new tasks can encourage or specifically teach interpersonal skills to increase team performance.
Whether these exercises occur indoor or outdoor, the purpose is to assist a team in becoming a cohesive unit consisting of individuals who can effectively work together. Some corporate team building companies organize events around popular culture such as TV game shows in order to add an element of fun to the exercise.
Which of the following interpersonal skills are targeted for development in team building exercises?
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Option 1: "Negotiation"
Explanation: The text mentions that team interaction involves interpersonal skills, including communication, negotiation, leadership, and motivation. This directly supports the inclusion of negotiation as a targeted skill in team building exercises.
Option 2: "Individual performance Games"
Explanation: The phrase 'Individual performance Games' does not appear in the text and is not relevant to the interpersonal skills discussed. The focus is on group dynamics rather than individual performance.
Option 3: "Motivation Social activities"
Explanation: While motivation is mentioned as an interpersonal skill, the term 'Social activities' does not accurately represent a targeted skill. The text discusses social activities as a means to encourage team interaction, not as a skill itself.
Option 4: "Leadership"
Explanation: Similar to negotiation, leadership is explicitly listed as one of the interpersonal skills involved in team interaction. This confirms that leadership is indeed targeted for development in team building exercises.
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