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1. What are the common symptoms of impending conflict within groups?

2. What are some specific strategies that you can use for preventing conflict within your learning team?

3. How do you adapt your listening style to deal with interference (e.g., noise, loud voices, or telephones)?

4. How would you create a communication climate that would support a positive group environment?

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This solution discuses group conflict, as well as strategies to prevent conflict within a learning team. It also discusses how to adapt a listening style to deal with interference (e.g., noise, loud voices, or telephones) and how to create a communication climate that would support a positive group environment.

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