According to the punctuated-equilibrium model, once set, the group's direction is unlikely to be reexamined throughout the first half of its life.

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The punctuated-equilibrium model proposes that groups experience periods of stability interrupted by bursts of change, and during the stable periods, their direction is unlikely to be reexamined. This stable period makes up the first half of the group's life, after which the group experiences a period of rapid change and innovation.

According to the Punctuated-Equilibrium Model, Once Set, the Group's Direction