A community nurse plans education for five women who have similar concerns about breastfeeding. Which method is most suitable for encouraging shared experiences?
Correct answer: B. A group discussion guided by open questions
- A. A one-to-one interview with each woman
- B. A group discussion guided by open questions
- C. A written leaflet given without explanation
- D. A formal lecture with no participant questions
Explanation
A guided group discussion allows participants to exchange experiences, ask questions and learn from one another. An individual interview does not use group interaction, while a leaflet or one-way lecture limits participation.
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