Dan and Rachel have been assigned to work together as coleaders of an anxiety disorders group. In order to be effective models for their group members, they should
A. seek supervision only if issues arise between them.
B. explore their personal beliefs and perspectives about cofacilitation.
C. inspire each other by competing with each other to develop the most creative techniques.
D. depend heavily on each other.
Answer: B
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