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A team mental model is a common understanding, shared by members of a team,about how something works. Mental models most efficiently develop through the process of:
 
  a. trust exercises.
  b. team members sharing information regarding their specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities.
  c. hiring an outside consultant to teach team how something works.
  d. watching others outside of the group figure out how something works.

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The greater the overlap or commonality of experience or among team members' mental models, the greater the likelihood that team members will:
 
  a. be able to avoid interpersonal conflict.
  b. engage in healthy conflict.
  c. be able to cope with unexpected demands.
  d. create new innovation for old problems.
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