When summarizing with a family or group, practitioners may choose to:
A) identify every point made by every member.
B) identify particular points or note what key members have said.
C) create an interpretation of the situation based on the information contributed by the members.
D) forego the summarizing since the information presented is too complex to boil down into a summary.

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Practitioners often focus on identifying particular points or noting what key members have said to ensure that the most important aspects of the discussion are captured without overwhelming the group with too much detail.

When Summarizing with a Family or Group, Practitioners May Choose