Seating Arrangements Can Influence Group Dynamics

question 15

Multiple Choice

Seating arrangements can influence group dynamics. For example, if co-facilitators chose to sit next to each other, participation in the group is likely to ______.

• A) be limited
• B) revolve around facilitators and their physical location
• C) be more open and free-flowing
• D) center on members rather than facilitators

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