The primary objective of team building is to:

A) accelerate the team development process.
B) encourage all team members to experience lower cohesiveness.
C) help the team discover and remove members guilty of social loafing.
D) help the team move from a homogeneous to a more heterogeneous composition.
E) determine whether the team should accept more tasks.

The primary objective of team building is to accelerate the team development process by improving communication, trust, and collaboration within the team. This helps the team become more effective and efficient in achieving its goals. Encouraging lower cohesiveness or removing members guilty of social loafing are not the primary objectives of team building. Moving from a homogeneous to a more heterogeneous composition may be a potential benefit of team building, but it is not the primary objective. Determining whether the team should accept more tasks is also not the primary objective of team building.