The stages of group development are:
A)forming,storming,norming,performing,adjourning.
B)initiation,evolution,maturation,decline.
C)idea generation,implementation,termination.
D)introduction,high productivity,decline.

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The stages of group development are commonly recognized as forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning. These stages were identified by Bruce Tuckman in 1965 and have been widely used to help understand how groups develop and how to effectively lead and manage them. Choice B, initiation, evolution, maturation, and decline, is not a commonly used model for group development. Choice C, idea generation, implementation, and termination, is more focused on the process of project management rather than the developmental stages of a group. Choice D, introduction, high productivity, and decline, is similar to Tuckman's model but is less comprehensive and does not include the norming and adjourning stages.

The Stages of Group Development Are