Once group members establish their roles and responsibilities and a shared understanding of the goal, they tend to move forward productively with the work. This occurs during the ________ stage of group development.

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The norming stage is characterized by the establishment of clear roles and responsibilities, as well as a shared understanding of the group's goal. During this stage, members tend to work together effectively and focus on achieving the goal.

Once Group Members Establish Their Roles and Responsibilities and a Shared