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In a group setting, "recording secretary," "moderator," "initiator," and "information seeker" are examples of

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Westkost [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is Task Roles.

Explanation:

The Task Roles of the group are the actions by the members of the group that help the project to start and move forward.

There could be many task roles in a group like Seeking information from the group members, evaluating that information, asking about the opinions of the members regarding the project, motivating the group members, doing the task that help in the completion of the project, and then evaluating the performance of the group. These are the roles that are performed by recording secretary, moderator, initiator and information seeker.

kogti [31]2 years ago

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In a group setting, "recording secretary (taking the notes)," "moderator” (the facilitator of discussion)," "initiator" (the one who generates new concepts and offers the new solution) and "information seeker" are examples of Task roles. The Task roles are the one that is directly related to the successful achievement of <span>the task and goals of the group.</span>

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B. Product cost = $40

C. The product cost markup percentage = 225%

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Explanation:

Requirement A

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