Question

During committee meetings, Michael repeatedly makes comments to the effect, "I've been on this committee for years and I've organized a number of professional development workshops that went great, so trust me on this one—what our administration is really looking for is. . . ." What antigroup role does Michael appear to be exemplifying?

Answer 1

Answer: avoider

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a type of person who despises confronting situations or issues they would rather they sit down properly and deal with the issue in a more calmer way .

We all hate confrontation however it is necessary sometimes in order to tackle the issue and get it done with other wise we may find ourselves delaying issues or banking them which on its own is also not healthy.

Michael wants to work with what he already knows so that he can avoid the conflict that may arise from discussing what is not known.