Discuss what you believe the results mean about your ability to function in the workplace.

Once you have completed your Self-Assessment (copy is provoded in attachment): Your Preference for Teamwork in MindTap you will receive an interpretation of your results. You will then write your response to the following prompts:
Write a summary of your results (do not copy and paste the interpretation; use your own words to convey what your results mean). Discuss what you believe the results mean about your ability to function in the workplace.
Find an article that explains and/or develops the scale used in your Self-Assessment assignment, or one similar to it. Write a summary that gives a brief overview of the article and then discusses 5 specific issues regarding the scale/assessment used: how many questions, how many sub-factors, what its reliability/validity is, how it is scored, etc.
Write a response to the following applied question(s):
Consider that you are a member of a work team but feel that you are carrying a much heavier workload than another team member. You also feel that other team members are not invested in the team initiative, as they show up late to meetings, if they show up at all. Last week, a different team member also criticized you in a disrespectful manner in front of the rest of the team. Your team leader is completely unaware of all of these issues. In what manner and in what order would you resolve all of the above conflicts and why? If left unresolved, what impact could they have upon your ability as a team member and upon the team as a whole? In current APA format, cite any external sources you used.
From a Christian worldview perspective what are the areas of strength from your Self-Assessment results and why is this important scripturally. Also from the Christian worldview perspective what are the areas of weakness revealed by your Self-Assessment results and why is this important scripturally
4 different scholarly citations in current APA format. Acceptable sources include the course textbook, and scholarly peer-reviewed sources.

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