When conducting a meeting
A) if some people dominate the conversation, let them do so, since they are probably the most knowledgeable attendees.
B) if some people are too quiet, leave them alone; they probably have nothing to contribute.
C) try to simply act as an observer, and let the meeting "run itself."
D) do none of the above.

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Neither A nor B is a good practice in conducting meetings as they can lead to unequal participation and an unproductive outcome. Furthermore, C shows a lack of leadership and a failure to guide the meeting towards its objective. Option D requires the meeting leader to ensure that all attendees are given an equal opportunity to participate and to guide the meeting towards its objectives.

When Conducting a Meeting