Question

What happens during the adjourning stage of the five-stage group-development model? wrapping up activities assimilating a common set of expectations solidifying the group structure resisting the constraints of the group dealing with uncertainty about leadership

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "A": wrapping up activities.

Explanation:

According to American researcher Bruce Tuckman (1938-2016), there are five (5) stages high-performing teams follow: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning. The adjourning stage is the last stage where the group's objectives were already achieved and there is no other worry but to dismantle the team. Some team members get together again to work together one more time with a different goal.

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is, wrapping up activities.

Explanation:

Adjourning stage is the last part of the team formation and continuation. This stage usually arrives after the purpose of the team is achieved. Or it could happen if the objectives are not achieved and the team decides to seperate and move on from there.

Wrapping up the team activities can include preparing the final reports, giving feedback, analysing the results, etc.