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Quiz: Chapter 3 Quick Quiz (X eText om/courses/9173/quizzes/29161/take Suppose you are part of a five-member group that is preparing for a panel discussion on animal rights. One group member is very vocal and opinionated. You fear she is likely to dominate the discussion. Another group member is painfully shy and has volunteered to do double research if he doesn't have to speak much during the discussion. A third member appears uninterested and tends to sit back and watch as the group works and plans. How should the group respond to each of these individuals? List several possible solutions to each problem. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph x | ℗ Quick Quiz BIUA 2 T² M X​

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Here are some possible solutions to each problem:

1. The vocal and opinionated group member:

- Assign her a specific time limit to speak and ensure that everyone gets a chance to speak.

- Encourage her to write down her opinions and questions to share during the discussion.

- Use group norms or ground rules to ensure that everyone has a chance to speak without interruption.

2. The painfully shy group member:

- Assign him specific topics to research and present during the discussion.

- Encourage him to practice speaking in front of the group to build confidence.

- Pair him with another group member who can help him feel more comfortable speaking during the discussion.

3. The uninterested group member:

- Talk to this group member to understand the reasons for his lack of interest.

- Assign him tasks that play to his strengths or interests to help engage him.

- Use brainstorming techniques or group activities to help generate ideas and involve him in the discussion.