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Informal guideline about what is, or is not, considered normal social behaviour (as opposed to rules and laws, which are formal guidelines). Such shared values and expectations may be measured by statistical sampling and vary from one society to another and from one situation to another; they range from crucial taboos, such as those against incest or cannibalism, to trivial customs and traditions, such as the correct way to hold a fork. Norms play a key part in social control and social order.



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After a team is able to make the leap into the norming and performing stages, significant changes to such factors as team composition, task assignment, or leadership have the potential to throw the team back into the storming stage.
1) The survey questionnaires were modeled after the teacher and student questionnaires used in norming the Test of Economic Literacy (Walstad and Rebeck, 2001).
This issue was addressed several decades ago by Bruce Tuckman with his four stages of team development - forming, storming, norming and performing.
 
 
 
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