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Emotional intelligence can benefit a group engaged in argumentation because members will
strive to
a. state arguments in a neutral rather than a combative tone of voice.
b. show they are willing to work things out by talking over the issue rather than escalating it.
c. calm down, tune in to their feelings, and be willing to share them with group members.
d. look for an equitable way to resolve the dispute.
e. All of the above.

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