Author Question: A helping relationship is: A) One in which the thoughts, attitudes, and feelings expressed by the ... (Read 119 times)

j.rubin · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

A helping relationship is:

A) One in which the thoughts, attitudes, and feelings expressed by the practitioner are intended to be helpful to the client.
B) A relationship in which the practitioner does everything for the client.
C) One in which the practitioner tells the client what to do.
D) A relationship in which the practitioner tells the client everything will be ok.

Question 2

All of these qualities may be demonstrated in work with clients EXCEPT:

A) Accepting, acknowledging with a smile or an encouraging nod.
B) Creativity, helping clients find multiple ways to reach their goals.
C) Sensitivity, being aware of the feelings of others.
D) Inflexibility, using the same approach regardless of the situation.