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Group Communication

Stereotyping - labeling every person in a group based on a preconceived idea Mediation - making sure everyone says what they need to say and that no one dominates Types of group discussion  

  • Panel discussion - where a group of experts interacts with an audience by asking them questions and answering any of their questions (ex. forum, round table discussion)
  • Symposium - a group of experts give speeches on a certain topic
  • Town hall meeting - just like what it sounds

Dewey's system (solving problems in a group)  

  • Define the problem
  • Establish criteria (list of rules that determine the solution)
  • Analyze the problem
  • Suggest and brainstorm a list of possible solutions
  • Select the solution that best fits the criteria
  • Suggest ways of testing and carrying out the solution

Constructive conflict - members use their differences to make positive/unique contributions Disruptive conflict - members split up and compete against each other Responsibilities of a group member  

  • Be clear and simple
  • Encourage feedback from others
  • Be interesting, not boring
  • Offer reasons for your decisionsThink before speaking
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