In the following table, Column A lists the three major forms of interdependence as identified by the organisational theorist James Thompson. Column B provides an explanation thereof. Match the form of interdependence in Column A with the correct explanation thereof in Column B$.$

Column A

Form of interdependence

Column B

Explanation

Pooled interdependence

$1$

The outputs of one group, section or department becomes the input for the next, where the second is directly dependent on the first to finish its work before it can begin with its assigned tasks.

Sequential interdependence

$2$

The outputs of the one group, section or department become the inputs of the second and vice versa.

Reciprocal interdependence

$3$

In groups, sections or departments that exhibit this form of interdependence, they operate with little interaction and their outputs are joined at organisational level. Failure of a single group, section or department could threaten the entire organisation.