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The structure side of LS make it easy—and safe—for all participants to express their views freely and fully. There is no control on the content of group conversations. Instead results emerge bottom-up from the whole set of interactions liberated by LS. A minimum structure liberates the maximum freedom to explore solutions. Rather than serial processing in one large group, LS utilize parallel processing among individuals, pairs and small groups. By design LS distribute control so that participants can shape direction together as the action unfolds.
Last updated on May 31, 2012 by Keith McCandless
