Co-leaders of a group weigh whether or not to meet and critique their performance, styles, etc. Nancy, one of the co-leaders, has just accepted a position in another state. This will be her last day. The co-leaders should:
A) Meet; this is consistent with the ASGW "Best Practice Guidelines"
B) Not meet; the group has ended, and it's all "water under the bridge"
C) Not meet, as conflicts might arise that can't be resolved before the two part ways for good
D) Meet, however, only in the presence of a supervisor

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DMeeting to critique performance and styles is consistent with the ASGW (Association for Specialists in Group Work) "Best Practice Guidelines," which emphasize the importance of ongoing evaluation and feedback for the improvement of group leadership skills. Even though Nancy is leaving, this meeting can provide valuable insights for future leadership roles and for the remaining co-leader. The presence of a supervisor (option D) can ensure that the feedback is constructive and that any conflicts are managed effectively, making both A and D correct choices.

Co-Leaders of a Group Weigh Whether or Not to Meet