Barbara is a case manager and loves when Sarah, a therapist, is assigned to her cases. Barbara and Sarah get along really well, and both have similar interests outside of work. They joke around with one another in meetings and Barbara gives her fewer graphing days and less responsibilities than any other therapist on her team. You are also a therapist on Barbara's team and notice this between Barbara and Sarah. You think Barbara is giving Sarah special treatment because they are friends. Other therapists have made comments that Barbara "plays favorites" and don't want to be put on a team with her. You think you need to say something to Barbara about this. Which phrasing is the best to hopefully minimize that emotional reaction? "'ve noticed that Sarah seems to have fewer responsibilities and graphing days than the other therapists on the team. We all have been here the same amount of time and have all passed the competencies. It would be great if we could all have the same access to assignments. I wanted to bring it up because you are a good case manager and I thought you might not have noticed this." "It's not fair for you to give Sarah special treatment over all the other therapists that work hard just because you two are friends outside of work. I brought all the frustrated therapists together here to this meeting so you can see how many people you have upset about your friendship with Sarah and how you treat her better than all the other therapists on your team. I don't