Group Consensus

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Consensus is a method where all group members strive to reach an agreement
The input of all members is gathered to make a decision that is acceptable to all
Group consensus guides groups on how to make decisions through this decision-making and reach consensus
Step 1
Discuss issue and define problem
Raise feelings and ideas
Step 2
Consideration of each proposal
Members set priorities
Evaluates tests and proposed plan
Final proposal based on discussion
Step 3
Facilitator calls for a consensus
Asks group if they are willing to accept the proposal
Step 4
group agrees, consensus reached
Step 5
Test whether all agree, discuss again
not willing to accept proposal, concerns raised
Step 6
Group members suggest a new proposal
Step 7
Faciliator calls for consensus again
Accepts proposal, reach consensus
Rejects, changed until all members accept the proposal

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