2. You organized a study group to prepare for your history final exam and invited a handful of other hardworking students from class. Another classmate, Scott, shows up.

Scott is rarely prepared for class and isn’t contributing to the group. What do you do?

A. Start asking Scott questions in areas you think he might be knowledgeable. You hope that by inviting him to participate, he will begin contributing to the group.

B. Don’t really notice if Scott is contributing or not because you’re too busy organizing the group’s class notes.

C. Try to get Scott to participate but don’t go out of your way too much. If he is to be an equal member of the group, he has to reach out too.

D. Become concerned with Scott’s feelings. You move your chair next to his and ask how he’s doing. This may slow the group’s progress, but at least it includes Scott.