Teamwork and Interpersonal Skills Flashcards
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Which behavior most effectively builds psychological safety within a team?
Answer: Creating an environment where team members can speak up without fear of punishment
Psychological safety — where members feel safe to take risks and voice ideas — is a key driver of high-performing teams.
During a conflict between two team members, a third team member witnesses the dispute. What should the witness do?
Answer: Stay neutral, de-escalate if safe to do so, and suggest they resolve it through proper channels
Witnesses to conflict can play a valuable role by staying neutral and pointing the parties toward constructive resolution.
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication that can negatively affect team dynamics?
Answer: Rolling your eyes when a colleague is presenting an idea
Rolling eyes signals disrespect and dismissal, which erodes trust and discourages team members from sharing ideas.
What is the most important reason for clearly defining roles and responsibilities in a team?
Answer: To prevent overlap, confusion, and accountability gaps
Clear role definition ensures everyone knows their responsibilities, reducing duplication of effort and ensuring accountability.
A team member takes credit for an idea that was developed collaboratively. The best response is to:
Answer: Privately address the situation and express how it impacted the team
Addressing the issue privately maintains professionalism while giving the other person a chance to correct the behavior.
Which approach best helps a team stay on track during a long-term project?
Answer: Hold regular check-ins with clear agendas and progress updates
Regular check-ins allow the team to identify blockers early, realign on goals, and maintain momentum throughout the project.
When a teammate brings a problem to you for advice, what is the most helpful first response?
Answer: Listen fully, ask clarifying questions, and then offer your perspective
Listening first and asking questions ensures you fully understand the situation before offering advice.