The proposed team rules are written on the whiteboard, and the list is daunting. You suggest that the team categorize the rules as procedural or behavioral.

You explain that procedural rules are like "ground rules," They define what, when, where, and so on$.$ Behavioral rules describe specific actions that team members should take in order for the team to function effectively $($i$.$e$,$ the "how"$).$

Below is the list of rules created by the team.

Drag and drop each rule into the appropriate box to identify whether it is a procedural rule or a behavioral rule, and click Submit.

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BEHAVIORAL

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No phone use except for taking meeting notes. Put phones on mute or vibrate.

Meeting minutes will be distributed within $24$ hours after the meeting.

We will depersonalize discussion of issues$-$no attacks on people.

We will emphasize collaboration and use consensus for important decisions and issues.

An action item list with responsibilities will be maintained, reviewed in meetings, and distributed with the meeting minutes.