Identify each group discussion strategy as either effective or ineffective.

discourage alternate views or counterarguments.

allow only the more verbal participants to lead the conversation.

provide enough time and space for participants to gather their thoughts and contribute to the discussion.

treat participants with respect and consideration.

assume participants all have the same beliefs when the group begins the discussion.

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Effective:

Provide enough time and space for participants to gather their thoughts and contribute to the discussion: group discussions should encourage participants to debate ideas that may bring about different opinions in a given topic Treat participants with respect and consideration: group discussions should be framed in a context of respect so that they all have the opportunity to participate without being left aside.

Ineffective:

Discourage alternate views or counterarguments: not allowing group participants to give their ideas and opinions when they do not agree on a given argument does not contribute to effective group discussions.   Allow only the more verbal participants to lead the conversation: The idea of group discussions is that all voices are heard and not only those who are more prone to speaking. Assume participants all have the same beliefs when the group begins the discussion: The interesting thing about group discussions is the diversity of opinions and beliefs. Therefore, assuming that all participants think and behave the same way does not encourge debate among them.