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When it comes to parliamentary procedure, being fair to everyone through majority rules is being:

When it comes to parliamentary procedure, this type of motion alters how the main motion is treated. This must be voted on before the main motion.

The reason we use parliamentary procedure to conduct meetings is to:

Which one of the following is among the common goals of conducting a meeting?

When it comes to parliamentary procedure, if no one seconds your motion, then it is considered to be

When it comes to conducting effective meetings, and you are speaking, make each person think that you are speaking:

When it comes to parliamentary procedure, and the chair asks Is the membership ready for the question? he or she is really asking the group if they are ready to:

When it comes to conducting effective meetings, if you avoid becoming defensive when someone else's ideas conflict with yours, you will be more likely to: