Psychological safety describes an environment where individuals feel safe to express their thoughts, take risks, and admit mistakes without fearing humiliation or retribution.

Team members feel comfortable speaking up and sharing their perspectives and encourages healthy debate, and constructive criticism.

This will enable teams to challenge assumptions, learn from each other, and make data-driven decisions. With a psychologically safe team, managers can drive performance improvements and achieve exceptional results.

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