Effective teams (1) function so well they create their own magnetism, (2) are interested in others' success as well as their own, and (3) devalue members who don't work cohesively with the rest of the team

Which statements are correct?
A) Only statements 1 and 3 are correct.
B) Only statements 2 and 3 are correct.
C) Only statements 1, 2, and 3 are correct.
D) Only statements 1 and 2 are correct.

Answer: D
Explanation: A) Incorrect. Statement 1 is correct. When teams function effectively, team members desire to associate with that team because of the advantages they receive from membership. Statement 2 is correct. Members of effective teams have a high level of trust and are interested in the successes of others. Statement 3 is incorrect. In effective teams, members care for and nurture one another, even if the other members are not performing up to expectations.
B) Incorrect. Statement 1 is correct. When teams function effectively, team members desire to associate with that team because of the advantages they receive from membership. Statement 2 is correct. Members of effective teams have a high level of trust and are interested in the successes of others. Statement 3 is incorrect. In effective teams, members care for and nurture one another, even if the other members are not performing up to expectations.
C) Incorrect. Statement 1 is correct. When teams function effectively, team members desire to associate with that team because of the advantages they receive from membership. Statement 2 is correct. Members of effective teams have a high level of trust and are interested in the successes of others. Statement 3 is incorrect. In effective teams, members care for and nurture one another, even if the other members are not performing up to expectations.
D) Correct. Statement 1 is correct. When teams function effectively, team members desire to associate with that team because of the advantages they receive from membership. Statement 2 is correct. Members of effective teams have a high level of trust and are interested in the successes of others. Statement 3 is incorrect. In effective teams, members care for and nurture one another, even if the other members are not performing up to expectations.