During a Group's Initial Phase, Members Can Best Build Trust

question 188

Multiple Choice

During a group's initial phase, members can best build trust by

• A) waiting until someone takes the first risk and then open-ing up.
• B) revealing their lack of trust.
• C) relying on "trust exercises" initiated by the leader (e.g., falling backward and trusting others to catch you).
• D) sharing non-intimate details about themselves.

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Definitions:

Health Education

The process by which individuals and communities are taught about behaviors, skills, and knowledge necessary to improve and maintain good health.

Discipline

The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience.

Support Group

A gathering of individuals who share common experiences or concerns, providing mutual emotional and moral support.

Hostility

An expressed feeling of anger, aggression, or opposition towards others or towards specific ideas or situations.