You are the RN leader in a long-term care facility, working with several RPNs and PSWs. Mr. B has dementia and never attends any activities and you rarely see staff interacting with him. When you asked, they tell you that Mr. B is difficult and always refuses to talk or go to any activities. You want to advocate for him by encouraging the staff to make more effort to engage him and to find ways to motivate him to go to activities. Answer the following question about what you would do in this scenario. In making the decision as to whether to advocate for Mr B or not, you consider a number of questions such as: Why Mr B may not be motivated to engage in activities, and how not engaging in activities might be affecting him. What problem solving step is being used by you at this time? Question 1 options: Implementing solutions Defining the problem Gathering data Data analysis