A number of major dysfunctions can occur in organisations that are not successfully revitalised during the elaboration-of-structure stage of the life cycle model of organisations. Which of the following is not one of these dysfunctions?

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Uncontrollable growth is not typically considered a dysfunction that results from failure to revitalize during the elaboration-of-structure stage. This stage often involves formalizing and optimizing structures and processes, where dysfunctions like turnover, scapegoating, and conflict may arise due to resistance to change or failure in adapting structures effectively. Uncontrollable growth is more related to earlier stages where rapid expansion can outpace the organization's ability to manage it effectively.

A Number of Major Dysfunctions Can Occur in Organisations That