Team Player Test
20 Questions
3 Minutes
Are you a team player?
Team collaboration is crucial for the success of many organizations. Every individual comes to a team with their strengths and perspectives; working together can result in overall success. Teamwork can improve an organization’s efficiency and productivity. Take this test to see where you fall on the team player scale.
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Who Is This Test For?
This test is for anyone who wants to be a better team player. This test is designed for adults and is not intended to be prescriptive.
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Sources
Team Role Inventories. Also Belbin Team Inventory. R.M. Belbin. 1981
Interpersonal Trust Scale. J.B. Rotter.
Team Climate Inventory.1998 N.R. Anderson, M.A. West.
The team player inventory: Reliability and validity of a measure of predisposition toward organizational team-working environments. 2008. T.J.B. Kline
Development and validation of a scale to measure team communication behaviors. Frontiers in Psychology 2022. M. Hartner-Tiefenthaler.
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