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Behavioral & Communication — question 6 of 10

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A teammate on a group project chose a decoupling capacitor value that you think is wrong based on the datasheet you read, but they have more hands-on experience than you and sound confident in their choice. How do you bring this up, and what happens if they give you a reason you hadn't considered?

How sure are you?

Being confidently wrong costs more mastery than admitting a guess — that is deliberate, and it is how misconceptions get found.

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