In a Community Meeting, Several Members Were Disagreeing About the Proposed

Multiple Choice

In a community meeting, several members were disagreeing about the proposed solution and cannot seem to resolve their differences. The community worker's best approach would be to

A) listen to all sides, validate their positions, and assist them to look at a compromise.
B) enforce ground rules of meetings, ask other members for their opinions, and assist the members to compromise.
C) listen to all sides, propose a solution of compromise, and decide on the best course of action.
D) suggest another meeting, clarify their positions, and help members list the advantages of their proposal.
E) suggest another meeting, ask the other members to vote on which solution is better, and enforce consensus.