In Tuckman's (1965) five-stage developmental sequence that groups go through, which is the stage where consensus, cohesion and a sense of common identity and purpose emerge?

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Norming is the stage in Tuckman's model where the group starts to come together, developing a sense of unity and understanding shared goals and values, which leads to consensus, cohesion, and a sense of common identity and purpose.

In Tuckman's (1965) Five-Stage Developmental Sequence That Groups Go Through