Baseline ERL is the optimal opportunity to offer insight, feedback or other alternatives to helping someone change their behavior

A-False, there is never a good or better time than others to offer feedback
B-False, you should only try and convince them to do what you want them to do, when they are in the middle of a crisis, to have lasting impact
C- True, trying to convince someone in crisis to try new pattern or stop/start new behaviors is most successful when they are at baseline ERL, as they are primed to take on new information, and form logical and or reasonable conclusions
D- True, Baseline is the only time you should talk to a person in the crisis cycle

D- False, Baseline ERL is not the only time to offer feedback or help someone change their behavior. Different individuals may respond differently to feedback and interventions at various stages of the crisis cycle. It is important to consider individual circumstances and readiness for change when offering support and feedback.

C- True, trying to convince someone in crisis to try new patterns or stop/start new behaviors is most successful when they are at baseline ERL, as they are primed to take on new information and form logical and/or reasonable conclusions.