1. Your chemistry professor assigned a full-semester group project and has asked you to take the lead in your group because chemistry is your best subject. When it comes down to assigning your tasks to the other group members and getting the project done, what do you do?

A. Ask a lot of questions. Who knows, someone else may know just as much as you, but is too shy to act on it.

B. Get down to business! You know the facts, so you immediately delegate work to each member of the group.

C. Assume you’re working with very smart people and allow everyone a chance to say what direction the group should take.

D. Don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, so you ask for input and watch everyone’s emotional reactions to ensure that everyone is happy.