A Group That Is Often Led by a Lay Person

question 11

Multiple Choice

A group that is often led by a lay person or a professional who has experienced the problem that members have is called a:

• A) Growth group
• B) Education group
• C) Self-help group
• D) Socialization group

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Definitions:

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