Author Question: When responding to a group member who tends to dominate the discussion, what is the first thing a ... (Read 78 times)

washai · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

When responding to a group member who tends to dominate the discussion, what is
the first thing a supervisor should do?

A. Identify the cause of the problem.
B. Encourage the group to handle the problem themselves.
C. Look for ways to draw less active members into the discussion.
D. Evaluate whether quieter members would be more at ease in a different
group.

Question 2

Flora has had a reputation for promptness, but now she often runs five to ten
minutes late for sessions and department meetings.

Which of the Big 6 concepts
could her supervisor apply to get to the root of the problem without making Flora
defensive?
A. Problems are bad solutions.
B. Empathize with emotions not behaviors.
C. There are no mistakes.
D. How you do anything is how you do everything.