A strong sense of group identity and camaraderie develops in the ________ stage of group development.
A)storming
B)conforming
C)forming
D)performing
E)norming

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The norming stage is where a group begins to establish a strong sense of group identity, as well as develop a sense of camaraderie and cohesion. This stage usually occurs after the forming and storming stages, where the group is first coming together and then working through any conflicts or differences. In the norming stage, the group members are able to establish common goals and norms, which helps to solidify their sense of identity as a group.

A Strong Sense of Group Identity and Camaraderie Develops in the ________