When someone reflects to someone else in a public situation, the observers get more complete, verified information about what that first person was thinking or feeling. A facilitator or group member can also reflect to the whole group what the whole group has been saying, giving it a chance to get clearer about what it is thinking (see also Naming and Distilling). -- Tom
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