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प्रश्न
Mehak is an important member of her Psychology group and has recently been selected to be a member of the football team as well. What is the main difference between the group and the team that she is a part of?
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उत्तर
In the instance of Mehak, the psychology group may consist of a diverse set of persons who share a common interest in psychology but are held individually accountable. In contrast, Mehak's football club, which she has recently joined, is a team that shares the same goal of winning and succeeding as a group.
In conclusion, the primary distinction between groups and teams is that individuals in a team collaborate closely to solve problems, whereas individuals in a group are independent from one another.
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