In Exercising Control of a Meeting Which You Are Leading

question 11

Multiple Choice

In exercising control of a meeting which you are leading:

• A) Spend most of your available time describing what is to be accomplished and advancing your opinions.
• B) When an appealing but tangential argument arises, pursue it to its conclusion.
• C) Do not allow any one individual to monopolize the proceedings.
• D) Direct the discussion along specific lines if you believe you already know that should be decided.

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