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Early in the course of the group, these specific member roles and tasks are critical to shaping the group. Which is not one of these during the initial stage?
 
  a. Taking active steps to create a trusting climate
 b. Learning to express one's feelings and thoughts, especially as they pertain to interactions in the group
  c. Being willing to make only a small part of oneself known to others in the group
 d. Being willing to express fears, hopes, concerns, reservations, and expectations concerning the group

Question 2

During the reorientation and reeducation phase the most important intervention is:
 
  a. change.
  b. encouragement.
  c. making a difference.
  d. the pushbutton technique.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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