A group or team meeting that follows a problem-solving approach could structure its meeting in phases such as:
A) Welcome; work
B) Norming, storming, adjourning
C) Orientation; evaluation; control; and action
D) Forming; norming; storming; mourning
E) Brainstorming, which is a one-phase approach

Question

A group or team meeting that follows a problem-solving approach could structure its meeting in 	phases such as:
A) Welcome; work
B) Norming, storming, adjourning
C) Orientation; evaluation; control; and action
D) Forming; norming; storming; mourning
E) Brainstorming, which is a one-phase approach

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This is the correct answer because the phases listed in C (orientation, evaluation, control, and action) align with a problem-solving approach. In this approach, the team first orients themselves to the problem, evaluates information related to the problem, identifies areas where they can take control and implement solutions, and then takes action to address the problem. The other answer choices do not align with a problem-solving approach in the same way.

A Group or Team Meeting That Follows a Problem-Solving Approach