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Sue and Sue (2008) suggest that we understand our clients in three spheres:
 
  a. Individual/group/universal
  b. Person/group/community
  c. Person/community/world
  d. Individual/community/universal

Question 2

A simple technique for the leader to use at the closing phase in order to get comments from each member about the session is the ___________________ .
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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