Consider Using the Decreasing Options Technique (DOT)when

question 13

Multiple Choice

Consider using the Decreasing Options Technique (DOT) when

• A)the group is small,with no more than seven members.
• B)members cannot generate many ideas or solutions.
• C)the group wants to hear from expert and influential members.
• D)the group wants to ensure equal opportunities for input by all members.
• E)the group has plenty of time to discuss multiple or controversial ideas.

Understand exculpatory clauses and their limitations within contractual agreements.

Explain the concept of substantive and procedural unconscionability and its relevance to contract fairness.

Discern the requirements for professional practice and the implications of operating without a license.

Understand the distinctions and roles of policies and procedures within an organization.

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