During a therapeutic group, which nursing action demonstrates a laissez-faire leadership style?

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A laissez-faire leadership style involves minimal intervention from the leader, allowing group members to have control and make decisions. Sitting silently as group members stray from the assigned topic demonstrates this style. The other options involve more active leadership styles. A, requiring members to reveal personal information, is potentially invasive and coercive. B, asking for a show of hands, still involves the leader directing the topic of discussion. D, looking up facility policies, is not related to group dynamics and is not relevant to the situation.

During a Therapeutic Group, Which Nursing Action Demonstrates a Laissez-Faire