The Halftime Adjustments Made by a Basketball Team That Is

Multiple Choice

The halftime adjustments made by a basketball team that is losing a game badly by considering the strengths of its opponent and developing a new strategy intended to neutralize them signifies that:

A) goal specification involves the development and prioritization of goals related to the team's mission and strategy.
B) teams that pay attention to goal-related information,perhaps by charting the team's performance relative to team goals,are typically in a good position to realize when they are "off-track" and need to make changes.
C) transition processes are important between periods of work activity.
D) transition processes are relevant before the team actually begins to conduct the core aspects of its work.
E) team members can provide indirect help to their teammates in the form of feedback or coaching.