What is the difference between a discussion and a debate?(1 point)

Responses

A. Discussion involves structured arguments, while debates are casual conversations.

B. Debates require active listening, but discussions do not.

C. Discussions rely solely on verbal cues, while debates use non-verbal cues.

D. Debates are more formal and structured, whereas discussions are more cooperative and aim for consensus.

1 answer

D. Debates are more formal and structured, whereas discussions are more cooperative and aim for consensus.

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