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When one group member "knows it all".

Abstract

One of the most difficult aspects of leading a discussion and trying to facilitate group problem solving is restraining domineering group members. A group leader who cannot control aggressive, talkative individuals will soon have a group where members are not only angry and frustrated, but also who will make excuses to be excluded or who will leave the group.

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R Davidhizar, M Bowen. When one group member "knows it all".. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8456457/

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