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QUESTION 23 At each meeting of a local School Board, one member insists on pushing his own concerns regardless of the scheduled purpose of the meeting. This member may be described as exhibiting: gatekeeping behavior initiating structure harmonizing behavior. blocking behavior.

          QUESTION 23
At each meeting of a local School Board, one member insists on pushing his own concerns regardless of the scheduled
purpose
of the meeting. This member may be described as exhibiting:
gatekeeping behavior
initiating structure
harmonizing behavior.
blocking behavior.

QUESTION 23
At each meeting of a local School Board, one member insists on pushing his own concerns regardless of the scheduled
purpose
of the meeting. This member may be described as exhibiting:
gatekeeping behavior
initiating structure
harmonizing behavior.
blocking behavior.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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QUESTION 23 2010 At each meeting of a local School Board, one member insists on pushing his own concerns regardless of the scheduled purpose of the meeting. This member may be described as exhibiting gatekeeping behavior, initiating structure, harmonizing behavior, or blocking behavior.