Groups that make it through storming generally do so because
A)they develop groupthink.
B)someone wins the political battle and dominates the group.
C)the work gets done.
D)a respected member other than the leader challenges the group to resolve power struggles.
E)the focus generally is on social loafing.

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When a group goes through the storming phase, power struggles tend to arise, which can undermine the group's ability to work together effectively. A respected member who is not the leader can help the group resolve these issues by challenging the group to resolve power struggles. This leads to improved collaboration among the members and increased productivity. Groupthink (A) can actually hinder the group's ability to resolve conflicts, as members may become overly concerned with maintaining unanimity rather than considering alternatives. Winning a political battle (B) may create resentment among group members and undermine their willingness to work together, while focusing on social loafing (E) can exacerbate the power struggles and hinder the group's ability to accomplish its goals.

Groups That Make It Through Storming Generally Do So Because