When dealing with a question of policy, the small group argues
A) the morality of an issue.
B) whether any specific action is in order.
C) whether or not a statement is true or false.
D) whether it is clearly stated.

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When dealing with a question of policy, the small group is primarily concerned with determining whether or not a specific action is necessary or appropriate. The group may consider moral implications of the issue, but ultimately their focus should be on making a decision about what action to take. C and D are not relevant to this type of discussion, and A may be a consideration but is not the primary focus.

When Dealing with a Question of Policy, the Small Group