A social worker who is attuned to the cultural dimensions of group practice should avoid which of the following?

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Grouping members together based on assumptions is not attuned to the cultural dimensions of group practice, as it ignores each individual's unique cultural background. Instead, social workers should strive to learn about each group member's cultural perspectives and experiences to facilitate a more inclusive and respectful group dynamic. The remaining options (A, C, and D) are all examples of attuning to cultural dimensions and promoting equity and inclusivity within the group practice setting.

A Social Worker Who Is Attuned to the Cultural Dimensions