Why Is It Important to Use Established Rules of Order

question 37

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to use established rules of order in a meeting?

• A) Decision making will occur more quickly.
• B) The group leader will be less likely to use or be accused of using bias.
• C) Group members' credibility will not be affected.
• D) Formal rules of order will make informal and formal groups more productive.

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An enzyme used by retroviruses to transcribe their RNA into DNA, allowing the viral DNA to be integrated into the host's genome, crucial in the replication of retroviruses including HIV.

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