In the context of dealing with problem behavior in a group, when an individual's behavior in the group becomes irritating, the leader of the group should ________.
A) counterattack
B) report observations critically
C) avoid the impulse to withdraw
D) avoid discussing the consequences of the individual's behavior

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Avoiding the impulse to withdraw is the best option because withdrawing from the situation may escalate the problem behavior or damage the relationship between the individual and the leader. It is important for the leader to stay calm and address the behavior in a constructive manner. Counterattacking or reporting observations critically may also escalate the situation and create a defensive response from the individual. Discussing consequences of the behavior may be necessary at some point, but it should be done in a calm and constructive manner.

In the Context of Dealing with Problem Behavior in a Group