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Question
Rachel is chairing an upcoming meeting of her ski club and she is concerned that the meeting may not be productive because the members of the club tend to talk about different subjects at the same time and go off on tangents. What should Rachel do to help keep the meeting on track?
A) make all important decisions on her own beforehand
B) send each member a set of meeting minutes
C) establish a defensive communication climate
D) prepare and follow an agenda
E) encourage members to engage in groupthink
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