Address this question thoroughly based on the dialog summary provided Include 2 evidence from the literature and references that supports the use of the demonstrated techniques."6-Now imagine you are leading your own group session. How would you go about handling a difficult situation with a disruptive group member?How would you elicit participation in your group? What would you anticipate finding in the different phases of group therapy? What do you see as the benefits and challenges of group therapy?" In the Irvin Yalom Outpatient Group Psychotherapy video, a discussion unfolds about a participant named Sonia, who is upset after two of her friends left the hospital. George expresses his belief that Sonia will feel better in a few days, but another participant points out that his thoughts are not the same as feelings. George then reflects on his feelings of concern for Sonia and suggests that he would like to comfort her physically by hugging her and reassuring her that everything will be alright. He connects this desire to his own experiences with his daughter, indicating a longing to provide support. Another participant appreciates George's expression of support, noting that it is uncommon for doctors to show such human compassion. The dialogue highlights themes of emotional connection, vulnerability, and the importance of supportive relationships in therapeutic settings