An HR executive of a company studies the effect of size of project teams on the teams' performance. He found that team size was not associated with any particular change in performance. In the context of relationship between variables, what type of relationship exists between the size of project teams and their performance? Positive linear relationship Negative linear relationship Curvilinear relationship No relationship

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An HR executive of a company studies the effect of size of project teams on the teams' performance. He found that team size was not associated with any particular change in performance. In the context of relationship between variables, what type of relationship exists between the size of project teams and their performance? Positive linear relationship Negative linear relationship Curvilinear relationship No relationship

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Catherine Buckley · Answer 1

The correct answer is no relationship.

Explanation:

As indicated by the question that the finding of the study is that the team size is not associated with the particular changes in the performance. In this context

Option A is not correct because the relation is positive linear when an increase in the team size resulted in a similar increase in the performance, which is not the case here.

Option B is not correct because the relation is negative linear when an increase in the team size resulted in a similar decrease in the performance, which is not the case here.

So option C is the correct answer.