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Lucy puts together a team to work on a new project. During a meeting, the team members disagree over the methods to handle the project. They have conflicting perceptions about the activities to be performed and do not seem to get along with each other. Some members even question some of Lucy's decisions for the project. In the context of the stages of team development, Lucy's team is in the

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