Match the following stages of the Tuckman model to the relevant outline of activity in a new venture.
-Performing.
A) Efforts to resolve differences; venture team reaches agreement over task and process issues.
B) Disagreements emerge over both task and process issues; some internal conflict and hostility.
C) Individuals meet, initial attempts at team composition, establishing aims of venture (i.e. task) and ways of working (i.e. process).
D) Team concentrates on achieving its common purpose, while maintaining process dimension.

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The "Performing" stage is characterized by the team focusing on achieving their common purpose while maintaining their established ways of working, which aligns with option D. Options A and B describe the "Norming" stage where initial conflicts are resolved and the team reaches agreements. Option C describes the "Forming" stage where the team is still in the process of meeting and establishing the aims and ways of working for the venture.

Match the Following Stages of the Tuckman Model to the Relevant