Which statement best captures the difference between group climate and group potency and how facilitators influence them?

• A. Group climate is the belief in the group's efficacy, while potency is perceived safety and warmth; influence through consistent structure.
• B. Group climate relates to task speed; potency relates to member count; influence through leadership charisma.
• C. Group climate is perceived safety and warmth; group potency is belief in the group's efficacy; facilitators influence both through consistent structure, inclusive norms, and shared goals.
• D. Climate and potency refer to the same construct and are influenced identically by leadership style.

Answer: (C)