Allowing silence is an appropriate and respectful response, ...

[jhjkgdfhk]

Allowing silence is an appropriate and respectful response, particularly when
 
  a. the client is resistant to therapy and the practitioner is at a loss with regards to moving the session forward.
  b. the practitioner is having a strong reaction to something that the client said and needs time to process.
  c. the client is expressing strong feelings and needs time to reflect.
  d. the client is not expressing any feelings, and the practitioner wants the client to verbally communicate.

Question 2

To be a competent practitioner, you will need to know how to form
 
  a. quick judgments of your clients.
 b. solid professional relationships.
 c. personal opinions.
 d. modeling clay during play therapy.

[JaynaD87]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[jhjkgdfhk]

Great answer, keep it coming

[atrochim]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it