A group member is silent. It seems by his nonverbal behavior that he has something to say. The leader asks herself in contemplation, "Is he waiting for me to call on him?" Is this a legitimate concern?
A) No; members were told they could speak freely
B) Probably; the member exhibits many childish behaviors
C) No, the member is 42 years old and quite well-adjusted
D) Maybe; it could be politeness
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