When Group Members Experience Persistent Feelings or Thoughts Pertaining to Their

Multiple Choice

When group members experience persistent feelings or thoughts pertaining to their here-and-now experience in the group, it is best that they

A) keep these feelings or thoughts to themselves, as sharing them may interfere with the group's progress.
B) ignore these feelings or thoughts, realizing that they will distract them from more important issues.
C) reveal these feelings or thoughts to the others in the group.
D) reveal details of their past so that others will know them.