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Final Exam — Final exam

Question 38 • FL-1400300-Peer Counseling 1 (IS)

How can setting up ground rules help to avoid arguments?

Answer
A
They determine who can speak and who must remain silent.
B
You can just make “no arguing” the rule and eliminate arguments all together.
C
Ground rules show that the facilitator is in charge and will act accordingly.
D
Ground rules could make the use of “I statements” the standard for communication.

Explanation

Ground rules can set expectations for respectful, constructive communication. Making “I statements” the standard helps people describe their own feelings and needs without blaming others, which can reduce conflict. Simply banning arguments, as choice B suggests, cannot eliminate disagreements.

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