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A working group was formed to rewrite the company's mission statement. The members have been meeting for quite some time and have figured out how to solve any conflicts that might arise. Information is flowing freely, they are happy with their results, and they will soon meet the deadline set by management. What phase of team development are they experiencing?

▸ forming

▸ storming

▸ norming

▸ performing

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