Which of the following stages of group development uses the laissez-faire supervisory style?
A) Dissatisfaction
B) Production
C) Resolution
D) Orientation

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The laissez-faire supervisory style is characterized by little to no involvement in the decision-making process and allowing the group members to work independently. This style is most effective in the production stage of group development, where the group is focused on completing tasks and achieving goals. In the other stages (orientation, dissatisfaction, and resolution), more hands-on leadership styles may be necessary to address conflicts and facilitate communication.

Which of the Following Stages of Group Development Uses the Laissez-Faire