_______ can kill a brainstorming session, and lead to fewer alternative solutions being presented.
A. The Internet
B. Scientific data
C. Too many participants
D. Criticism
C?
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Yes, the correct answer is C. Too many participants can kill a brainstorming session and lead to fewer alternative solutions being presented. When there are too many participants, it can be difficult to manage and control the discussion. This can result in certain individuals dominating the conversation while others remain silent or feel hesitant to share their ideas. As a result, the brainstorming session may become less productive and innovative.
To arrive at this answer, we can eliminate options A and B, as they do not directly relate to the negative impact on brainstorming sessions. The Internet and scientific data can actually be helpful resources during brainstorming sessions, providing valuable and diverse information to fuel ideas.
Option D, criticism, is also not the correct answer because criticism, when used constructively, can actually improve and enhance the quality of the brainstorming session. Critiques and feedback can help refine and develop ideas. However, if criticism is delivered in a negative or destructive manner, it can discourage participants from sharing their ideas, leading to fewer alternative solutions being presented.
Therefore, the correct answer is C, too many participants, as it can hinder the effectiveness and productivity of a brainstorming session.