According to your textbook, which of the following strategies can help you and your group deal with self-centered members?
A) comply, communicate, or console the member
B) correct, coerce, or condemn the member
C) instruct, coach, or punish the member
D) accept, confront, or exclude the member
E) ignore, defy, or chastise the member

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The best strategy to deal with self-centered members is to accept, confront, or exclude them from the group. Accepting the member may encourage their participation and improve their behavior. Confronting the member can bring attention to their self-centeredness and potentially lead to positive changes in their behavior. If the member is unwilling to change, excluding them may be necessary for the overall functioning of the group. The other options either do not address the root of the problem or may escalate the situation.

According to Your Textbook, Which of the Following Strategies Can