A team that is in the norming stage of development will exhibit which of the...

 In the norming stage, team members have resolved initial conflicts and are now working together more harmoniously. They have established norms, roles, and responsibilities. The team develops a sense of cohesion, trust, and mutual respect. Communication improves, and team members actively collaborate to achieve their objectives. They are optimistic about their progress and demonstrate a positive attitude. Defensiveness and competition are less prevalent during this stage1.

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ASQ Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence (CMQ/OE) Body of Knowledge (BoK) 1.