When group member well-being is threatened by stressful group processes, it makes
sense to:
a. ignore it and move on to another member who seems okay.
b. to encourage the group member by reminding the upset member of their
responsibilities as a group member.
c. get up and run away.
d. respond quickly to upset members with sensitivity and by exploring their
feelings and experience of what is happening in the group.
D
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