The group leader states, "Today we discussed some of the issues about taking medications, and each one of you developed a goal in relation to some of the problems you were experiencing
I think it was helpful that some of you were able to share your experiences with other group members." The leader is using the technique of
a. harmonizing.
b. summarizing.
c. encouraging.
d. compromising.
ANS: B
Summarizing pulls related ideas together; restates key ideas; offers a group solution or suggestion for other members to accept or reject. Harmonizing attempts to reconcile disagreements; helps members reduce conflict and explore differences in a constructive manner. Encouraging indicates by words and body language unconditional acceptance of others; agrees with contributions of other group members; and is warm, friendly, and responsive to other group members. Compromising admits mistakes; offers a concession when appropriate; and modifies position in the interest of group cohesion.
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