Addressing ambivalence and resistance early in the group does not usually include
A) Assisting members to recognize the range of choices they have for participating in the group
B) Acknowledging ambivalence or resistance
C) Confronting members
D) Paying attention to overt and covert messages about accomplishing the group's work

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Confronting members is not typically the best approach to addressing ambivalence and resistance early in the group. This can create defensiveness and hinder the development of trust and rapport between group members and the facilitator. Instead, it is often better to assist members to recognize their options for participating in the group, acknowledge their ambivalence or resistance, and pay attention to overt and covert messages about accomplishing the group's work.

Addressing Ambivalence and Resistance Early in the Group Does Not