A number of coping methods and reactions were demonstrated in response to the challenges above. Some providers felt unable to speak during supervision and simply remained silent. Avoidance of supervision, as mentioned, appeared common, here described in a dialogue of two supervisors in FGD1: ‘They [providers] usually tend to hide themselves. Upon sight of the car and upon recognition of people who come in it, each one tries to hide him/herself.’ (S4, female, A1 degree)‘Few are those who are happy about it [supervision]. … They are sort of disturbed, … afraid of something which makes some of them tend to go and hide. We see it, we really agree on that fact that some of them go and hide themselves.’ (S1, male, A0 degree)