The Forming Stage of Team Development Is the Stage

question 40

Multiple Choice

The forming stage of team development is the stage:

• A) of initial task orientation and interpersonal testing.
• B) when subteams are formed around areas of agreement and disagreement.
• C) when shared rules of conduct emerge and the team feels a sense of leadership.
• D) of total integration in which members are able to deal in creative ways.
• E) when team members prepare to achieve closure and disband.

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Definitions:

Bacon's Rebellion

A 1676 armed rebellion led by Nathaniel Bacon against the governor and the colonial government in Virginia, partly due to discontent with handling of Native American relations.

Nathaniel Bacon

An early American settler who led Bacon's Rebellion, a 1676 uprising against the colonial government in Virginia.

Susquehannocks

A Native American people who lived in what is now the northeastern United States, particularly in the area of the Susquehanna River.

Quaker Belief

A set of principles held by members of the Religious Society of Friends, characterized by pacifism, simplicity, and a direct personal relationship with God.