“The group was then asked to break off into small groups of five to seven people, each group including at least one American and one non-American.”

Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Revisiting the Wisdom of September 11

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Divided participants into small groups of five to seven people, ensuring each group included at least one American and one non-American, to examine the relationship between initial emotional reactions and personal meaning systems

5-7 participants per group; at least 1 American per group

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