Answer:
I Created prepared by making a plan and found a focus. I would say I was prepared but not to the best of my ability.
The rules that were created for the discussion were that you can't interrupt when someone else is talking and that when someone else is up to talk don't be loud. The rules were followed well.
I think I did a very good job of presenting my viewpoint.
I didn't really use anything from my personal past during this discussion, I only used information needed for it.
I listened to my group members and answered the questions they asked during the discussion.
I defended my claims against others by proving my points using evidence.
They used facts and evidence to support their claims and points.
I would say there wasn’t a time when evidence wasn’t used. All group members were heavily encouraged to use evidence and they did.
Yes there were times when the whole group didn’t agree on the same thing. It was only minor things and it was only natural for our opinions to differ.
My tone was appropriate for this discussion because I used a business or professional tone.
No purposeful gestures or expressions were used, only pointing.
I used eye contact throughout the discussion just to look at the others. I wasn’t quiet when talking but I wasn’t loud either. I talked just loud enough for my voice to be heard by everyone.
The group solved problems well and effectively.
The group was effective.
Explanation:
just simple answers to each question, not specific to any certain discussion.
The topic chosen is child abuse and this means a form of maltreatment by an adult that is threatening and violent to a child.
In order to prepare in advance for the group discussion, I read about the topic and watched videos online about child abuse. This ensured that I was well prepared.
The rule that was created for the discussion was that everyone should read about the topic before the group discussion. During the group discussion, my view was well presented because I had detailed knowledge of the topic.
Others also shared their ideas on the topic. The group members have examples of child abuse cases that they've seen in society. Every member had evidence to support their points and this was vital in making their arguments legit.
The tone used was professional and audible so that the team members can hear the information clearly. In the end, the group discussion was effective as the topic was properly addressed.
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