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3 years ago

Three critical activities occur during group socialization that affect the productivity of teams, and they are:

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Taya2010 [7]3 years ago

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Group socialization is focused team members to be able to work together and coordinate their efforts.The three critical activities that occur during group socialization and affect the productivity of teams are:
evaluation, commitment, and role transitions. Correct answer: D
The group member and the group evaluate each other and this can lead to an increase or decrease in commitment to socialization.

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Cash 39.000 debit

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Note payable 15,000 credit

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We debit the cash received and credit the face value of the common stock

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Invest 50% in portfolio A and the rest 50% in risk-free asset to create Portfolio D, we will have the same systematic risk as that of Portfolio B.

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Portfolio D and Portfolio B have the same beta of 1.0. But, portfolio D has a higher return of 11% as compared to the expected return of Portfolio B of 8%.

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The expected return of Portfolio D = 11%

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Buy Portfolio D, and sell Portfolio B.

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