A social worker finds that a client has poor interpersonal skills. The BEST intervention that a social worker can use to address these issues is:
A. Engaging the client in a psychoeducational group aimed at providing information about communication skill.
B. Modeling appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication skills
C. Conducting intensive psychotherapy aimed at addressing the communication deficits
D. Providing the client with individual instructions on appropriate interpersonal skills
Answer: B. Modeling appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication skills
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