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jeatrice

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There are two levels of change, first-order and second-order. First-order change is characterized by:
 
  A. trying the same behavior over and over
  B. nonevents
  C. superficial change
  D. life cycle transitions

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To ensure that group members uphold their obligation to keep confidential the content of every group session, group leaders are encouraged to use all of the following except
 
  a. reaffirm confidentiality periodically with group members
  b. threaten legal recourse if member confidence is breeched
  c. emphasize issues of trust which underpins confidentiality
  d. address breeches in confidentiality immediately and seriously



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Answer to Question 1

C. superficial change

Answer to Question 2

b



jeatrice

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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