1. Parliamentary system
2. Parliamentary republic
3. Constitutional republic
4. Provisional government
Mr. Z has forgotten about the time he made a fool out of himself so this much be the Repression defense mechanism at work.
<h3>What is the Repression defense mechanism?</h3>
It is a response to a traumatic or uncomfortable situation that a person went through at some point in their lives.
It involves unintentionally hiding the memories of that situation out of our conscious mind such that it would be very difficult to remember.
Mr. Z has forgotten the situation where he made a fool of himself so he must have repressed the memory.
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Answer: Storming
Explanation:
Storming is defined as the level in group/team development in which sorting between members takes place by raising their opinions and thoughts openly for gaining each other trust.
In this situation, sometimes conflict may rise due to the position, status and power of other members.Also members become interested in learning different opinions than having common opinion which creates trust in team members knowing about everyone's actual thoughts.
According to the situation mentioned int he question, Nick's team is facing storming stage in the rems of group development. Terek , member of the team is not agreeing with direction given by Nick because their opinions does not match and thus, its creating a dispute.
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