This activity is important because as a manager, team states contribute to or hinder team effectiveness, depending on how they are managed. Team states are feelings and thoughts of team members that are formed through the experience of working together. The goal of this activity is to demonstrate your knowledge of the four types of team states-potency, mental models, cohesion, and transactive memoryby matching each to a description of a 2021 Summer Olympics team. Match the Olympic team description to the correct term. Caution: Assign EITHER this activity OR the click and drag with the same name. This activity offers the same content as the click and drag but in an alternate format to accommodate students with accessibility needs. Match each of the options above to the items below. Men's Swimming: Each men's swim team member has a specialty like the breaststroke, freestyle, or butterfly, but together they compete in team relays where they rely on each other to win medals. They have to trust their own skills but know the team is effective across a variety of other events that their team members will perform. Match each of the options above to the items below. Men's Swimming: Each men's swim team member has a specialty like the breaststroke, freestyle, or butterfly, but together they compete in team relays where they rely on each other to win medals. They have to trust their own skills but know the team is effective across a variety of other events that their team members will perform. Men's Cycling: Team members must have a shared understanding of what will help the team succeed. In cycling, the team must react to each other's needs, like blocking wind that can fatigue riders or keeping the pace slower when one rider has a flat. The result is efficient and smooth teamwork. Women's Volleyball: The U.S. women's volleyball team hasn't won a gold medal since 1964. The 2021 team shared worries and doubts in their losses, as well as joys in their wins, leading them to form intense attachments to each other when winning the gold medal. Women's Soccer: Eleven of the 22 who played women's soccer for Team USA were on both the 2016 team and the bronzewinning 2021 team. This history helped each team member to not only understand the specialized role she played, but also to have metaknowledge in understanding her teammates' roles