1. Begin by analyzing the situation. What are the important components? Differences of status among group members?...
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1. Begin by analyzing the situation. What are the important components? Differences of status among group members? Other differences? Time constraints? The group’s task? What else? How many can you identify? Which of these do you think will help you explain the situation, make predictions, and choose the most effective course of action?
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Communicating In Small Groups Principles And Practices
ISBN: 9780205980833
11th Edition
Authors: Steven A. Beebe, John T. Masterson
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