All of the following strategies can help a group curb the disruptive behavior of a loudmouth EXCEPT
a) Interrupt the loudmouth.
b) Have that person take minutes.
c) Acknowledge that you understand the person's positions.
d) Ask for viewpoints from other members.
e) Avoid conflict by ignoring the person.
ANS: e
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What will be an ideal response?
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