Which kind of performance goal can be dysfunctional and create competition among team members?.

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Jobisdone [24]1 year ago

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Individual performance objectives can be unhealthy and fuel rivalry among team members.

<h3>What does it mean when someone is dysfunctional?</h3>

Every limitation, disturbance, or deficit in behaviors on the part of the an individual, between individuals in a partnership, even amongst family members is referred to as dysfunction. Poor communication, regular conflict, physical or emotional abuse, and many other behaviors can all be signs of dysfunction.

<h3>What causes dysfunctional relationships?</h3>

Childhood is frequently the starting point of unhealthy relationships. It's possible that those who were raised in an unstable household didn't see good relationships modeled. The result could be that they reproduce unhealthy tendencies within their own intimate relationships.

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