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Ostrovityanka [42]
2 years ago
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Which of these statements would contribute to a cooperative group discussion?

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Lunna [17]2 years ago
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The statement stating to know the opinions of the others in the group contributes to the cooperative group discussion. Thus, option D is correct.

The question is incomplete as the missing options are:

A. You are dead wrong. What you are saying sounds absolutely crazy.

B. Let’s have a vote on whose point is correct.

C. I cannot stand your know-it-all attitude on this topic.

D. I’d like to know how everyone else in the group feels about it.

<h3>What are cooperative discussions?</h3>

Cooperative group discussions are conferences and talks that involve two or more people in the group. They involve the discussion to be from the perspective of every participant.

In the last option, the discussion is open to everyone as they can discuss the topic freely unlike the other options that are one-sided and do not involve the free stating of the views individually.

Therefore, option D. the views of every person in the group is an example of cooperative group discussion.

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