1. During this activity, I think that we all had different task roles. Richy, Kenny, and Steven were all mainly contributors because they used the three debriefing sheets to find and share information about all of the suspects. I would say that I took the completer role because I was writing down the info that Richy, Kenny, and Steven were sharing on the warrant sheet so we could narrow down who was innocent. We were all playing the role of the critic because we were all trying to be the "devil's advocate" to make sure the right people were innocent. As far as the social and boundary spanning roles, we also played all of them because we were all communicating and working toward our team's goal.
2. I think that the most important role was the contributors and the creator. The contributors are the ones who are actually trying to depict through the debriefing sheets and the creator could change our task so more people could read through the same sheets. This would allow us to discover that the debriefing sheets had different information on them.
3. Given our current group status, I would say that our group is in the performing sage. We are definitely past the forming and storming stages because we have met plenty of times, and no one has their guard up anymore. Norming is a little different I feel. We have set ground rules or norms but they could be subject to change. With that said, since we do have norms, one could say that we are now in the performing stage.
-Greg Calabrese
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