Question

In the context of group decision making, which of the following is a difference between the nominal group technique (NGT) and the Delphi technique?

Answer 1

Unlike the NGT, the Delphi technique involves creating a series of open-ended questions for group members.

Explanation:

An open-ended query is not replied by a "yes" or "no" answer or by a set answer. Questions open to the public are presented as a declaration requesting a response. The solution is equivalent to knowledge that the questioner is already acquainted with.

Types of open-ended questions:

• Tell me your supervisory partnership.
• How do you look forward to the future?
• In this photograph, tell me about the children What's the government's purpose?
• Why have you selected the reply?