Command groups do not usually reach this stage,unless there is some drastic reorganization.What is this stage called?
A)adjourning stage
B)resolution stage
C)forming stage
D)consultative stage

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The adjourning stage, also known as the mourning or termination stage, is the final stage in the life cycle of command groups. It occurs when the group has completed its task and is no longer needed, or when the group is disbanded due to reorganization or outside factors beyond the group's control. During this stage, members may experience a sense of loss or sadness, as they have developed relationships and a sense of belonging within the group.

Command Groups Do Not Usually Reach This Stage,unless There Is