An effectively worded group problem incorporates which of the following aspects?
A) seeks "yes" or "no" answers
B) is general to cover wide area
C) is written in question form
D) is worded in statement form

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A group problem should be written in question form to elicit discussion and brainstorming among the members. A problem stated as a statement may not be as effective in engaging the group and encouraging participation. Seeking "yes" or "no" answers can limit discussion and exploration of potential solutions. While the problem should be specific enough to focus the group's efforts, it should not be so narrow that it excludes important perspectives or potential solutions. Therefore, B and D do not constitute a well-worded group problem.

An Effectively Worded Group Problem Incorporates Which of the Following