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What is a potential outcome of effective boundary management?

  1. Reduced emotional involvement

  2. Improved clarity in relationships

  3. Greater reliance on external support

  4. Increased vulnerability of participants

The correct answer is: Improved clarity in relationships

Effective boundary management typically leads to improved clarity in relationships. When boundaries are clearly defined and respected, individuals can better understand their roles, responsibilities, and the limits of their relationships with others. This clarity fosters healthier interactions, as it reduces misunderstandings and conflict. When boundaries are well managed, people are able to communicate their needs and expectations more effectively, which enhances mutual respect and promotes trust. This understanding is essential in recovery coaching, as it creates a supportive environment where individuals feel safe to express themselves and engage in the recovery process without fear of overstepping or being overwhelmed by others' emotions or expectations. While reduced emotional involvement, reliance on external support, and vulnerability may also result from boundary management in some contexts, they do not directly lead to the fundamental outcome of clarity, which is crucial for fostering healthy relationships.