Feedback Exercises May Be Most Valuable When ​

question 29

Multiple Choice

Feedback exercises may be most valuable when ​

• A) ​trust is low among members.
• B) ​a negative member needs to be "put in her place."
• C) ​one member wants to know what others think of him.
• D) ​members are allowed to say whatever they want to each other.

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Definitions:

Special Provisions

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Decentration

A cognitive developmental term referring to the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation rather than focusing on a single perspective.

Transitivity

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