Put these steps of the Devil's Advocacy Technique in order: step 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Once both subgroups agree on a recommended solution, move forward and enact the recommendations. Answer 1 Question 5 Choose... Join both subgroups together and instruct the affirmative recommendation subgroup to present its recommendations and assumptions to the devil's advocate subgroup. The devil's advocate subgroup critiques the recommendations, attempting to uncover all that is wrong with the recommendations, assumptions, facts, and data and explaining why the recommendations should not be adopted. Answer 2 Question 5 Choose... Divide the group or team into two equally-sized subgroups. Assign one subgroup to play devil's advocate and the other to develop an affirmative recommendation. Answer 3 Question 5 Choose... Repeat the previous 2 steps until both subgroups can accept the recommendations, assumptions, and data. Answer 4 Question 5 Choose... Instruct the affirmative recommendation group to develop a set of recommendations and build an argument for them, supported by all key assumptions, facts, and data that underlie them. That group writes out the recommendations, assumptions, facts, and data on a white board or large piece of paper. Meanwhile, instruct the devil's advocate subgroup to prepare for their critique