According to Tubbs' model of small group interaction, group variables such as age, health, and values are considered:
A) consequences
B) relevant background factors
C) internal influences
D) critical only in problem-solving groups

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According to Tubbs' model, group variables such as age, health, and values are considered relevant background factors as they are external to the group and influence the behavior and dynamics of the group. They are not considered consequences or critical only in problem-solving groups, and while they may be internal influences, they are more appropriately understood as background factors.

According to Tubbs' Model of Small Group Interaction, Group Variables