The Second Phase in the Development of Concertive Control Involves

question 46

Multiple Choice

The second phase in the development of concertive control involves:

• A) the formalization of objective rules to guide and regulate behavior.
• B) the validation of procedures that allow group members to self-manage.
• C) the ousting of group members who are deemed to be unfit for the group.
• D) the evaluation of a group's performance to determine its continuance or discontinuance.

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