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During the norming stage of team development, team members: try to establish a favorable role for themselves on the team. meet e

ach other for the first time. are likely to disagree about what the group should do. begin to settle into their roles as team members.

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During the norming stage of team development, team members: begin to settle into their roles as team members.

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