_____ involves setting aside several minutes at the end of a meeting to examine what went well,what went poorly,and how the group's behavior could be improved in future sessions.
A) Facilitating
B) Processing
C) Polarization
D) Stimulation

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Processing is a reflective activity that helps the group to evaluate their performance and improve their behavior in future sessions by identifying what went well and what didn't go well. This helps the group to learn from their mistakes and make better decisions in the future. Facilitating involves guiding the group discussion, polarization involves extreme opinions within the group, and stimulation involves creating a lively atmosphere for the group. None of these concepts directly relate to the end-of-meeting reflection process.

_____ Involves Setting Aside Several Minutes at the End of a Meeting