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zalisa [80]
1 year ago
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It was the third meeting, but the group had finally agreed on the roles for each member. Cathy felt good about how things were p

rogressing. It seemed that the conflicts had been resolved; Bella and Lewis had actually arrived on time with their tasks completed. Cathy felt they were now a team. They were now in the ________ stage.
Business
1 answer:
Aleksandr-060686 [28]1 year ago
8 0

Answer: norming

Explanation:

The third stage of a group development model is regarded to as the norming stage. The norming stage is the stage whereby members or teammates start appreciating the strengths that are possessed by each other in the team.

At this stage, there is resolution of conflicts and establishment of leadership positions. Here, everyone is happy with their roles.

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                                      Trial balance             Entries         Trial balance

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