Group discussion-defined
- Group discussion is an exercise of discussion on an instantaneously announced topic by a more or less homogenous group of unknown individuals for a given period of time before learned assessors.
Group discussion–Objectives
Group discussion-Prerequisites
- Self confidence
- Knowledge
- Involvement
- Initiative
- Presentation
- Co operation
- Co ordination
- Communication
- Body language
- Lead-ing
- Presence of mind
- Patience
- Polite addressing
Group discussion-Skill sets
- Communication skills
- Listening skills
- Presentation skills
- Co ordination skills
- Leadership skills
Do’s in a group discussion
- Listen- its not necessary to initiate
- Initiate- If fully familiar with the topic
- Intervene- if discussion is hostile-reflect leadership
- Speak- to the point-be specific-not too general
- Back-your point with facts and figures
- Be gentle
- Be natural
- Be participative
- Be reciprocative
- Say “thank you”
- Say what you feel convinced
Dont's in a group discussion
- Don’t be
- Loud or aggressive
- Argue/debate
- Over enthusiastic
- Interrupt
- Deprecate others
- Speak if unfamiliar
- Change your opinion illogically
- Irrelevant
- Stop abruptly
- Get nervous
- Exhibit emotions
Myths
- One should be
- Aggressive, argumentative and debating
- Speak more
- Speak in favour
- Cut down opponents
- Make others agree to his or her own point
- Focus as an individual speaker
- Project oneself in style

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