Author Question: Responding primarily to cognitive content can limit a. the helper's understanding of the client's ... (Read 52 times)

lak · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

Responding primarily to cognitive content can limit

a. the helper's understanding of the client's problem.
b. the client's ability to recognize the influence of their emotions on their behaviour.
c. the client's ability to share his or her thinking in a non-judgemental setting.
d. the helper's ability to relate to the client's family of origin patterns.

Question 2

When a helper verbally acknowledges a topic that the client has brought up, the client will likely

a. continue to develop and pursue the topic.
b. immediately interrupt him/herself and change topics.
c. cut the topic short without fully pursuing it.
d. become silent.