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1. When someone offers a far-out answer, don’t respond at all; just ask the next question. 2. Always end a question with “The answer is . . .,” and then give your opinion. (Don’t pause too long.) 3. Make sure to let only one person answer each question. 4. Whatever you do, never affirm a group member’s answer. That will only lead to more input from other members. 5. Ask only questions that require yes or no answers from the group; this helps the study go much faster.
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