In which of Tuckman's group development stages do members disengage and relinquish responsibilities?
A) performing
B) storming
C) adjourning
D) norming
E) forming

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In the adjourning stage, also known as the "mourning" stage or "termination" stage, the group disengages and relinquishes responsibilities as they prepare to dissolve the group. This includes reflecting on their achievements, saying goodbye to one another, and moving on to other projects or groups.

In Which of Tuckman's Group Development Stages Do Members Disengage