During a group's initial phase, members can best build trust by
A) ?waiting until someone takes the first risk and then open-ing up.
B) ?revealing their lack of trust.
C) ?relying on "trust exercises" initiated by the leader (e.g., falling backward and trusting others to catch you).
D) ?sharing non-intimate details about themselves.
B
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A peer-reviewed journal has what characteristics?
a. Submitted manuscripts are reviewed by friends of the author(s) b. Publications are reviewed by at least two non-experts to ensure that the manuscript is easily understandable c. Publications are reviewed by at least two experts in the field to ensure quality of the research d. Submitted manuscripts are almost always eventually accepted
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A) manifest content. B) ecological content. C) latent content. D) corroboration.