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A community group is meeting to discuss the most critical issues related to the

A community group is meeting to discuss the most critical issues related to the community's health care delivery system. The nurse in charge of the meeting is encouraging all group members to participate and is trying to provide positive reinforcement for all group contributions. The nurse is most likely trying to:
1. Establish a climate in which group members feel respected.
2. Manipulate the discussion so that all must participate.
3. Resolve conflict before it can occur.
4. Encourage more discussion.

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I figured that was it, thank you.

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No worries! I provided as much detail as I could.

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