A therapist is facilitating a group session for individuals who have committed sexual offenses. One member consistently downplays the severity of his actions and resists the therapist's attempts to challenge his perspective. According to the typical dynamics observed in such groups, which of the following strategies would be the most effective for the therapist to employ next?
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A therapist is facilitating a group session for individuals who have committed sexual offenses. One member consistently downplays the severity of his actions and resists the therapist's attempts to challenge his perspective. According to the typical dynamics observed in such groups, which of the following strategies would be the most effective for the therapist to employ next?
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