The Norming Stage in Tuckman's Model of Group Evolution Features

question 44

Multiple Choice

The norming stage in Tuckman's model of group evolution features

• 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:

Interpersonal Power

The ability of an individual to influence the behavior of others in a social context.

Reward Power

A form of power that is based on the ability to distribute rewards that others view as valuable, enabling influence over them.

Ethical Use

The responsible and morally sound use of resources, information, and authority, in a manner that is considerate to others and adheres to established norms or standards.

Legitimate Power

The authority that a person possesses as a result of their position or role within an organization or society.