All of the following are reasons why the use of closed-ended questions should be limited EXCEPT that:
A) they do not invite clients to fully explore a topic.
B) they may indicate that the practitioner is not interested in obtaining more information.
C) they may imply a practitioner's need to be in control rather than working collaboratively with the client.
D) they may only give you the facts.
Question 2
Often, if you pause after making an empathic comment:
A) the client will continue discussing what is important to them without the need for a question from you.
B) there will be an awkward silence that will be difficult to fill, and the conversation will be derailed.
C) the client will ask you a question about your personal life without the need for a question from you.
D) the client will also pause and then change the subject.
