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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