Asking all the members of a problem-solving group to brainstorm lists of solutions and combining them into a master list that is discussed by the entire group is a good way to Multiple Choice encourage equal participation so that no one dominates the process or holds back. ensure that each suggested solution will be politically acceptable. All of these answers are correct. produce more and higher quality lists than asking for oral suggestions. Both produce more and higher quality lists than asking for oral suggestions and encourage equal participation so that no one dominates the process or holds back