Tuckman's Forming Stage Is Characterized by

question 73

Multiple Choice

Tuckman's forming stage is characterized by

• A)uncertainty,with observant,conflict avoidant group members who are trying to achieve several goals at once.
• B)competent group members who work interdependently as part of a greater entity.
• C)chaos with group members exploring power and influence roles.
• D)high energy with group members committed to each other and the overall goal.

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Definitions:

Instrumental Action

Behavior oriented towards achieving a specific goal or end, often motivated by self-interest or efficiency.

Objective Goal

A specific, measurable, and observable aim that is pursued by individuals or groups, often set to achieve desired outcomes.

Shared Understanding

A common knowledge or perspective held collectively by a group, facilitating communication and cooperation.

Fordism

An economic model based on mass production and consumption, characterized by standardized products and assembly-line techniques, named after Henry Ford.