A DIALOGUE May Be More Appropriate Than a Debate When

question 19

Multiple Choice

A DIALOGUE may be more appropriate than a debate when the group members are looking for a process that

• A) Brings out the two polar extremes of the issues in dispute.
• B) Encourages an open discussion of many points of view and many possible solutions.
• C) Leads to a quick decision by a single person in a position of authority.
• D) Fosters the competitive spirit between participants.
• E) Encourages people to avoid discussion of difficult issues, even if they are important.

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