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The nurse is serving as the co-leader of a psychotherapeutic group. The nurse and the group leader are discussing how the therapy sessions may help reveal some of the members' distortions related to how they handle interpersonal relationships. What is the purpose of revealing distortions in interpersonal relationships during group psychotherapy?
1. Examine and resolve issues.
2. Effectively handle emotions.
3. Learn how to stifle emotions.
4. Process and examine emotions.

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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: From Suffering to Hope

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