The online format for support groups might allow participants to break gender stereotypes in their online interactions. Research into this question showed
A) that online groups showed fewer instances of gender stereotyping than face-to-face groups.
B) similar use of gender stereotypes as face-to-face groups.
C) that gender was not an important factor in online groups.
D) both a and c
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A) are more likely to
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A)
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Q49: Self-help groups are modeled after
A) the concept
Q50: In surveying practitioners in several professions that
Q52: An examination of those who attend support
Q53: Comparing online and face-to-face support groups,
A) online
Q54: In surveys of male and female therapists
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Q56: The gender composition of online support groups
A)
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