Groups go through sequential stages of development. The following is as example of which development stage: In this stage the rules for behavior are explicitly and implicitly defined. There is a greater degree of order and a strong sense of group membership.
A) Forming
B) Storming
C) Norming
D) Performing
E) Adjourning

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In the Norming stage, group members establish norms and rules for behavior, leading to increased order and a stronger sense of group membership.

Groups Go Through Sequential Stages of Development