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The helping professional's body positions and movement play an important role in
 
  a. regulating the space or distance between the helper and a client.
  b. commencing and terminating a session.
  c. prompting exchange of speaker and listener roles within a conversation.
  d. each of a, b, and c.

Question 2

Which of the following is TRUE with respect to body positions and use of space in a helping session?
 
  a. Comfort with physical proximity is quite consistent among cultures.
  b. Preference for closeness or distance is unaffected by gender.
  c. Generally, Euro-Americans helpers and clients sit facing each other.
  d. Members of Inuit cultural groups would find it uncomfortable to sit side by side



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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