Read the following:
CLIENT: I dont even know where to start. (He slumps in his chair and falls silent).
HELPER: Its pretty clear that youre feeling miserable. Maybe we can talk about why.
CLIENT: (after a pause) Well, let me tell you what happened....
Which of the following best describes what the helper has successfully done to help the client to continue talking?
A. The helper has identified the family of emotions that the client was feeling.
B. The helper has identified the intensity of emotions that the client was feeling.
C. The helper has read and responded to feelings and emotions that were explicitly expressed.
D. The helper has read and responded to feelings and emotions embedded in clients nonverbal behavior.
Question 2
In identifying emotions during a helping situation, the helper should use the right ____.
A. family of emotions and duration of emotional expression
B. family of emotions and category of cognition
C. family of emotions and intensity
D. intensity and duration of emotional expression
J. M. W. Turner, The Upper Falls of the Reichenbach.
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