A Shared Element Between Tuckman's Five-Stage Model and Johnson's Seven-Stage

question 83

Multiple Choice

A shared element between Tuckman's five-stage model and Johnson's seven-stage model is that

• A) The coordinator has to explain the procedures to be used, and establish
• Positive interdependence
• B) At one point members rebel against working with the group toward
• Achieving the group goal
• C) Group norms become internalized in the first two stages
• D) Both are recurring phase models

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Definitions:

Total Output

The total amount of goods or services produced by an economy, industry, company, or individual over a specific period.

Continued Losses

Ongoing financial deficits where expenses exceed revenues over a period of time.

Distribution of Income

The way in which a nation’s total income is spread among its population, affecting economic stability and growth.

Consumer Sovereignty

The theory that consumer preferences determine the production of goods and services in an economy.