Notes on Consensus Decision-Making Consensus is a form of cooperative, non-coercive decision-making. Though simple to describe, this process usually requires great understanding and a fair bit of experience to practice w - Social facilitation - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Notes on Consensus Decision-Making Consensus is a form of cooperative, non-coercive decision-making. Though simple to describe, this process usually requires great understanding and a fair bit of experience to practice w Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-04-06 23:12:59 Open Document File Size: 36,37 KB Share Result on Facebook Currency USD / / IndustryTerm spicy food / large / creative solutions / proposed solution / ideas/solutions / possible solutions / unusual solutions / offer solutions / possible solution / proposed solutions / win-win solutions / unusual food / satisfactory group solution / food preference / food / / Organization Feminist Movement / Democratic Society / Human Potential Movement / Non-violent Direct Action Movement / / Person Compromise Some / Each / Susan Sandler / / Position spokesperson / Doorkeeper / chairperson / supervisor / Spokesperson for your group — also like the / representative / General / head / speaker / leader / / SocialTag Behavior Social psychology Organizational theory Community organizing Behavioural sciences Consensus decision-making Facilitation Formal consensus Facilitator Meetings

Notes on Consensus Decision-Making Consensus is a form of cooperative, non-coercive decision-making. Though simple to describe, this process usually requires great understanding and a fair bit of experience to practice wAdd to Reading List