Universality in group work suggests that:

• A. We are unique and so are our problems.
• B. There is a universal way to solve nearly any difficulty.
• C. A and B.
• D. We are not the only ones in the world with a given problem.

Answer: (D)

Universality in group work means recognizing that our problems and feelings are shared by others, not unique to us alone. This realization helps reduce isolation and shame, builds trust, and encourages members to disclose and support one another, strengthening group cohesion. The option that says we are not the only ones in the world with a given problem captures this shared, human experience most clearly. It contrasts with the idea that everyone’s problems are unique or that there’s a single universal method to solve nearly every difficulty, which don’t reflect how universality operates in group dynamics.