COOPERATION

What is co-operation defined as?

• Working together to achieve a common goal for the good of society
• Ignoring societal needs for personal benefit
• Competing against each other for personal gain
• Isolating oneself from others for individual success

Which attribute of co-operation involves emotional attachment to a person or group?

• Team Spirit
• Tolerance
• Friendship
• Understanding

What factor promotes co-operation by ensuring all members understand the necessity of working together for progress?

• Team Spirit
• Understanding
• Friendship
• Tolerance

What does sharing in co-operation involve?

• Competing for resources
• Keeping ideas to oneself
• Sharing ideas and resources for task accomplishment
• Hoarding resources for personal use

What is the role of team spirit in co-operation?

• To discourage teamwork
• To enhance task accomplishment as a collective unit
• To promote individual success
• To create division within the group

How does co-operation promote economic and political development in a nation?

• By isolating individuals
• By ensuring people work together toward common goals
• By discouraging collaboration
• By promoting competition among citizens

What role does tolerance play in promoting co-operation?

• Encouraging conflict
• Enhancing understanding and acceptance of differing viewpoints
• Discouraging diversity
• Promoting isolation

How does co-operation benefit the proper functioning of society?

• By facilitating the government's programs and ensuring people enjoy them
• By promoting individual success
• By creating division among citizens
• By discouraging teamwork

How does collaboration contribute to the success of a society?

• By promoting individualism

• By encouraging teamwork for common goals

• By isolating individuals

• By creating conflict among citizens

Why is teamwork essential for achieving societal progress?

• To slow down progress

• To create conflict within the community

• To achieve common goals through collective effort

• To promote individual success