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Lisa [10]
3 years ago
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You are replacing a team’s leader and have noticed a number of team norms. If you are wondering how certain behaviors got establ

ished as acceptable, you should inquire about:
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- What behaviors research has shown are most productive for teams
- Patterns of behavior that were laid down during the forming stage, when the team was just starting out
- Explicit statements that influential people have made about what behaviors are good and bad
- Critical events in the team’s history that reinforced certain behaviors
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Anastasy [175]3 years ago
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Answer:

✘ What behaviors research has shown are most productive for teams

✔ Patterns of behavior that were laid down during the forming stage, when the team was just starting out  

✔ Explicit statements that influential people have made about what behaviors are good and bad  

✔ Critical events in the team’s history that reinforced certain behaviors

Taya2010 [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

b c and d

Explanation:

- Patterns of behavior that were laid down during the forming stage, when the team was just starting out

- Explicit statements that influential people have made about what behaviors are good and bad

- Critical events in the team’s history that reinforced certain behaviors

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