When using the collaborative interdependent model of consultation, the consultant can foster collaboration by
A. seeking others' perspectives and being open to new ways of conceptualizing problems.
B. integrating others' suggestions in intervention plans and reinforcing others' ideas.
C. being flexible in how he or she defines and executes his or her own role and assisting a team in establishing group norms that reflect collaboration.
D. All of the above.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the collaborative interdependent model of consultation?
A. The collaborative-interdependent model does not presume that any one person has sufficient knowledge or information to understand the problem and develop and implement solutions.
B. Ultimately, the collaborative-interdependent model involves the sharing and transferring of knowledge and information among all problem solvers that enables the group to determine and implement a more comprehensive plan.
C. In the collaborative-interdependent model, the consultant is considered the expert.
D. All of the above are not true.
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