Words EMILY SPIEGEL
”A psychologist studying group dynamics proposed this model for group development: forming, storming, norming, and performing.”
Every member of a rowing team, from the coach to the coxswain, knows that a team cannot succeed if it doesn’t work together. Typically, we know this from experience. Ask anybody who’s been in the sport long enough and they’ll probably have at least one anecdote recounting a time that arguments between teammates escalated dramatically enough to impair the training or performance of the entire team. Even seemingly minor disagreements can be enough to tear the team completely in two, ruining their chances of success.
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