Chapter 9: Communicating in group and teams 1. Interaction, interdependence, time, and size are all characteristics that distinguish a group or team from a gathering of people. 2. The difference between group and individuals goals are that, group goals are usually achieved by a group of people trying to complete a task. Individual goals are ones that are set by oneself to reach a personal goal or contribute in helping a group to achieve a goal. 3. Rules are official guidelines that govern what the group is supposed to do and how the members should behave. Rules are different from norms because rules are official standards and norms are unspoken standards, such as, one should never ask a women her age. 4. All- channel network is where group