For ResearchReviewersGroup2, which workspace role should you assign?

• A. Contributor
• B. Member
• C. Viewer
• D. Administrator

Answer: (A)

The idea is to match the role to what the group actually needs to do in the workspace. Research reviewers need to add and refine review content, contribute insights, and update materials, but they don’t require control over who has access or over the workspace’s settings. The Contributor role typically lets members create and edit content within the workspace and save or publish their work, while keeping administrative controls like changing membership or workspace-wide configurations off-limits. That balance lets the group collaborate effectively without over-privileging.

A Viewer would be too limiting because it’s read-only. A Member might imply broader permissions such as managing content more widely or sharing access, which isn’t necessary here. An Administrator would grant full control, including sensitive settings and membership management, which isn’t appropriate for a reviewer group.