Author Question: A practitioner wants to communicate involvement through minimal encouragement. What should the ... (Read 72 times)

jCorn1234 · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

A practitioner wants to communicate involvement through minimal encouragement. What should the practitioner do?

A) Say uh-huh, nod, or repeat what the client says.
B) Shift in his/her seat.
C) Ask the client to think of ways to encourage himself/herself.
D) Remain silent.

Question 2

Readiness to be involved and to be fully present can be communicated in several ways, including all of the following EXCEPT:

A) leaning slightly forward with a relaxed body posture.
B) sitting in an open and accepting way with arms unfolded.
C) maintaining facial expressions that are congruent with whatever is being discussed.
D) speaking more than the client and leading the entire session.