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The effect of teambuilding on team development was studied with a quasi-experimental design by evaluating consultants' teambuilding interventions in 20 experimental groups within a Swedish state authority.These were compared to 22 control groups that did not receive an intervention.Team development was assessed through pre-and post-test with the "Group Development Questionnaire" (GDQ).Results indicated that experimental groups had significant higher values on scale IV in the GDQ in the post-test compared to control groups.There were no significant differences between experimental and control groups on GDQ scale I-III across time.The results indicate that teambuilding contributes to team development and encourages to further research with regard to "real life" work groups.
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