Which of the following is a good practice when conducting meetings?
A) You should encourage the few people who talk a lot to dominate the discussion.
B) The meeting should be unstructured and unplanned for flexibility and to allow the free flow of ideas.
C) There shouldn't be any time constraints on discussing topics so that the group members can take their time in making a decision.
D) After a key item has been discussed, you should summarize the information that has been covered and concluded so far.
E) You should penalize those participants who talk too little.

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Summarizing the information that has been covered and concluded so far helps to ensure that everyone is on the same page and can help move the discussion forward in a productive manner. Encouraging one or a few people to dominate the discussion, having an unstructured meeting, removing time constraints on topics, or penalizing participants who talk too little can all hinder productive discussion and decision making.

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