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During which stage do team members typically test boundaries and resist control?

Storming

Tuckman later added a fifth stage called “Transforming.”

False

The five stages of team development in Tuckman's model are Forming, Storming, Norming, __________, and Adjourning.

Performing

During the __________ stage, team members begin to develop close relationships and group norms.

Norming

The __________ stage involves members developing strong working relationships and agreements on group norms.

Norming

What word describes a group that has shared goals, strong collaboration, and smooth functioning?

Team

What document helps clarify goals, expectations, and roles in early team formation?

Charter

High-performing teams may still revisit earlier stages like storming.

True

The storming stage is always negative and should be avoided.

False

Team conflict is a sign of failure and should always be prevented.

False

Which stage comes first in the Tuckman model?

Forming

Tuckman’s model assumes all teams move smoothly through each stage.

False

The “Norming” stage is characterized by confusion about team roles.

False

A team charter helps establish __________ and expectations early in team formation.

Ground rules

The “Storming” stage is often conflict-free and focused on productivity.

False

What leadership strategy is most effective during the storming phase?

Direct, open communication

The __________ stage is often marked by team celebration and disbandment.

Adjourning

Unresolved conflict during the storming phase can lead to team __________.

Dissolution

A team may return to earlier stages like Storming or Forming when members leave or tasks change.

True

Which term describes the phase where a team is highly collaborative and focused on achieving goals?

Performing

The storming stage may challenge the team's leader and cause __________ among team members.

Conflict

Team members may suppress elements of their personality during the forming stage.

True