You are trying to help a person you support to solve a problem. However, they are having a hard time keeping track of all the possible solutions and outcomes. What should you do NEXT? Use a visual organizer to help them remember. Narrow their options to just one or two choices. Decide they do not have capacity for this decision. Encourage them to choose the outcome you think is best. 2. Which of the following is a building block of empowerment? Developing courage Enhancing abilities Earning money Making memories 3. When brainstorming, the person you support proposes a completely unrealistic solution. What should you do? Explain why the idea will not work. Write it down anyway. Modify their idea and record it. Start a separate list for impractical ideas. 4. Which of the following statements is true about a person's capacity for making decisions? Capacity may change over time based on the person's experience or health. A person will demonstrate the same capacity in all types of decisions. If a person does not know anything about a topic, they do not have capacity to make decisions about it. Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities do not possess capacity for