There are many types of interdependence in a team. a team of people independently selling cookies door to door, and then combining their total profits is an example of ; a team of people on an assembly line making an automobile is an example of

Pooled interdependence; Sequential interdependence

Explanation:

Under pooled interdependence, a team or group tends to accomplish its target or task by simply combining and collaborating ever individuals separate effort. Whereas on the other hand under sequential interdependence, the team members tend to rely on other individual in a predictable way for flow of the data and information, decisions and work. Individual's output thus becomes input for the other person in sequence.

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