In general, team-building activities can be classified as follows ; (1) activities relevant to one or more individuals ; (2) activities specific to the group’s operation and behavior ; and (3) activities affecting the group’s relationship with the rest of the organization. Usually, a specific team-building activity will overlap these three categories. On occasion, a change in one area will have negative results in other areas. A very cohesive team may increase its isolation from other groups, leading to intergroup conflict or other dysfunctional results, which in turn can have a negative impact on the total organization unless the team develops sufficient diagnostic skills to recognize and deal with such results.