1. What instances for group decision making have you witnessed in the last week in regards to the pandemic crisis? How were decisions made that affect you? Was there a dedicated process for the decisions that were made that you can see? Using the process that you've mentioned and based on information from the readings, what might have been done differently and to what end? 2. When group decisions are made in times of crisis, what strategies should the decision makers take for the most ethical decisions? What are some possible outcomes of different scenarios of group decision making in this situation? 3. How does groupthink apply in a situation of crisis? Is there a way to break groupthink? How can panic situations in crisis times be avoided. 4. In your virtual group interactions, like online gaming or other online gathering spaces, what conversations are happening and what lessons can be taken from conversations in these forums?