When the number of members is too large for effective discussion, one strategy is to form subgroups called ____________ to simultaneously address an issue and then report back to the group at large.
A) breakout groups
B) focus groups
C) dialogue forums
D) expert panels

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Breakout groups are specifically designed to address issues in a large group setting by breaking the group into smaller subgroups. This allows for more effective discussion and participation, and then the subgroups report back to the larger group to facilitate collaboration and decision-making. Focus groups are typically used for market research and not suitable here. Dialogue forums and expert panels have a more restricted participation criteria, and may not be feasible with a large number of members.

When the Number of Members Is Too Large for Effective