According to Jacobs, an important aspect of pre-group planning is considering the broader perspective. This involves identifying all possible topics that need to be covered in the group and all possible topics that could be covered in the group. In planning a group, the leader needs to develop and prioritize an extensive list of topics to begin conceptualizing the group's organization and sequence. The group leader also needs to consider the phases of the group when outlining the group plan. The group leader has a number of options for beginning a group session. The approach used will differ based on the phase that the group is in. Make a list of all the possible topics that need to be covered in the group you are designing for the Group Proposal Project. Make another list for all the possible topics that could be covered. Post each list and discuss the rationale you used for selecting the necessary topics. Support your ideas and suggestions with information from at least one research journal article or other professional resource. Post your topic lists and rationales as an attachment in the discussion area