To increase awareness of how and when group processes have a multicultural focus, group workers can ask themselves all but which of the following?
a. Are some members influenced by others in the group?
b. Do group members meet up socially after the group?
c. Are certain topics not discussed?
d. Are members resistant to discuss cultural concerns?
e. Who talked to whom?
b. Do group members meet up socially after the group?
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a. community-wide disasters. b. manmade disasters only. c. failure of local crisis agencies. d. all of the above.