In class we talked about how we deal with troublemakers personally or in groups. In personal situations, when I know a person who I don't really get along with, I try to be civil with them. Especially in a group if the two are the only ones fighting I don't want to get other people involved so I try to be civil. I've learned that you don't have to try to be friends. You can just be nice to them when in groups but when you're alone you don't have to try and hang out or see each other.
In groups however, troublemakers can be a setback like with Shakleton. Ken mentioned an example of an experiment where one person acted negatively and the whole play became negative. This reminded me of dance because when dancing in groups if one person is not dancing like the others it affects the whole choreography and the dance would look bad.
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Yes, as they say, "One bad apple ruins the bunch."
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