As a supervisor, develop a coaching strategy to help a team through its storming stage. Include both supportive and initiating behaviors without being rigid on solutions.
What will be an ideal response?
Students' answers may vary. Answers should include specific examples of supportive and initiating behaviors. Effective coaches and their sessions contain high levels of supportive behaviors (words or actions that denote concern or acceptance) and moderate levels of initiating or problem-solving behaviors (words or actions that encourage problem solving or resolutions). Coaches should avoid using nonsupportive behaviors (words or actions that express aggression or power).
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