You have been asked to organize a problem-solving meeting. Based on research on group decision-making, which strategy would be a good way to make sure unique information gets shared at the meeting? Question 14 options: Make the meeting long enough so that unique information has time to be shared. Ask for everyone's initial preferences at the beginning of the meeting. Before the meeting, assign all group members to focus on the same parts of the problem. Have a very forceful, directive leader to handle the meeting