Danielle, a software engineer, attends one of the wellness seminars. After it's over, she pulls you aside for a private conversation and tells you that she feels the overtime and other pressures from management are harming her relationships at home. Prior to the seminar you'd never said more than a few words to Danielle. Given your relationship with her and her home situation, using the interpersonal skill of self-disclosure would involve doing which of the following things? Diagnosing some of Danielle's marital problems and offering advice for how to resolve them, based on your experience Sharing a few details about the miscarriage you had several years before, and how it affected your professional trajectory Opening up about some of your concerns about the recent long hours worked, and their effect on employees Gently but firmly reiterating management's commitment to wellness and the wellbeing of employees