In group formation, the halfway point where group members often increase their input and production is called __________.
A) punctuated equilibrium
B) group equilibrium
C) performing
D) performing equilibrium

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Punctuated equilibrium is a model that explains how groups experience a period of inertia or slow progress, followed by a burst of energy and increased productivity as they approach a deadline. This model suggests that groups go through periods of stability (equilibrium), punctuated by significant changes (increased input and production) as they realize time is running out.

In Group Formation, the Halfway Point Where Group Members Often