Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Groups usually grow through set stages. The widely used model names five stages: forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning. We have to put the five given stages in this order.
Step 2: Place Forming (D).
Forming is the first stage. Members meet, get to know each other and feel unsure about their roles. So D comes first.
Step 3: Place Storming (A).
Next comes storming. Members disagree, compete for roles and conflicts show up. So A comes second.
Step 4: Place Norming (B).
After the conflicts settle, the group makes rules and shared norms. So B comes third.
Step 5: Place Performing (C).
With norms in place, the group works smoothly towards its goal. So C comes fourth.
Step 6: Place Adjourning (E).
When the task is over, the group breaks up. So E comes last. The full order is D-A-B-C-E.
Step 7: Compare with the options.
Option (1) D-C-B-A-E puts performing before storming, which is wrong. Option (2) A-B-D-C-E starts with storming, which is wrong. Option (3) D-A-B-C-E matches our order. Option (4) D-C-E-A-B places the break up in the middle, which is wrong.
Final Answer:
The correct sequence is Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning, which is D-A-B-C-E, option (3).\[ \boxed{3} \]