The Primary Difference Between the Nominal Group Technique and the Delphi

question 15

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between the nominal group technique and the Delphi technique is that .

• A)the nominal group technique includes meeting face-to-face, whereas the Delphi technique shares ideas in writing or via email.
• B)the nominal group technique allows for the evaluation of ideas, whereas there is no evaluation in the Delphi technique.
• C)the Delphi technique must involve computers, whereas the nominal group technique requires face-to-face communication.
• D)the Delphi technique requires an outside facilitator, whereas the nominal group does not.

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