The Primary Difference Between the Nominal Technique and the Delphi

question 28

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between the nominal technique and the Delphi technique is that in the nominal technique:

• A)the group members are not thinking alike
• B)the group members are thinking alike
• C)the group members are not face-to-face
• D)the group members meet face-to-face

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