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ohaa [14]
3 years ago
13

Alex leads a team of eight members. Arrange his tasks in sequential order of phases of group dynamics. What are the stages in gr

oup dynamics that Alex should follow?
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Alborosie3 years ago
7 0

Answer and Explanation

There are five stages of group development which Alex should follow.

i) Stage 1: Forming-this is where he forms a team which will follow the other stages.

ii)Stage 2: Storming - In this stage is where the members set their goals and boundaries.

iii)Stage 3: Norming- This is where the team comes together in terms of ideas. In this stage members are ready to move forward with big expectations.

iv)Stage 4: Performing.-This is where  now the team is now accomplishing or implements their ideas and they are now getting the benefits.In this stage members argue positively.

v)Stage 5: Adjourning-This is the stage where the group has accomplished their mission.And now the group is dissolved

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