Author Question: For which type of interviewing situation is it most important to listen for who and what are ... (Read 41 times)

asmith134 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

For which type of interviewing situation is it most important to listen for who and what are important to the client?

a. Involuntary
b. Court ordered
c. Voluntary
d. There is no difference; it is equally important to listen for these things with all clients.

Question 2

When the practitioner encounters a client who is negative or angry about meeting with the practitioner, the authors recommend thinking of the client as:

a. conflictual.
b. not wanting anything from the practitioner.
c. resistant.
d. unable to see himself or herself as part of the problem.