Bruce Tuckman Describes Four Stages of Group Development

question 30

Multiple Choice

Bruce Tuckman describes four stages of group development. In what order do these stages usually occur?

• A) forming, norming, storming, and performing
• B) storming, forming, norming, and performing
• C) norming, forming, storming, and performing
• D) forming, norming, performing, and storming
• E) forming, storming, norming, and performing

Comprehend natural processes that contribute to water self-purification and pollution dissipation.

Identify and describe different sources of water pollution.

Understand the impacts of nutrient pollution on aquatic ecosystems.

Explain the process and importance of sewage treatment.

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