Robin facilitates a twice-monthly support group at her agency for parents of foster children with complex trauma. During the current session, there is only 15 minutes left and three pressing topics left to discuss. Robin states they only have time to fully dedicate to one topic. The group decides between two topics and puts it to a vote. 6 out of 8 members vote by hand to address one topic, while 2 out of 8 vote for the other topic. Therefore, the group agrees to discuss the selected topic and save the other two for the following session. This is an example of A. decision by indigenous leader B. decision by majority vote C. decision by consensus D. decision by authority

According to Toseland & Rivas, the decision-making process that takes the most amount of time, but results in the greatest commitment to the decision is A. by majority vote B. by an empowered minority C. by consensus D. by the indigenous leader

In terms of who should be involved in the decision making process, which of the following is not one of the methods? (CSLO 1, CSLO 3)Group of answer choicesAuthoritativeConstructiveGroupConsultative

write a short note on Consensus Decision Making?

If time is short to make a decision, delegating decision making to others is an effective strategy.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Group decision making involves the ________.Select one:process involved in selecting one of several different social decision schemes on which to base resulting group decisionsprocess involved in determining which possible decision is supported by a majority of the group’s membersprocesses involved with combining and integrating available information in order to choose one of several different courses of actionprocesses involved with convincing a majority of the group’s members to pursue the same course of action