A practitioner notices that one client tends to communicate in a story form, while another client tends to jump from one topic to another. This practitioner is noticing the clients':
A) talk therapy.
B) style of communicating.
C) jargon and colloquialisms.
D) meaning.
Question 2
Why might listening as a practitioner be difficult?
A) It requires that the practitioner pay complete attention to the client's words and actions.
B) It requires that the practitioner focus on what she/he is thinking while also focusing on the client's words and actions.
C) It requires that the practitioner ask many questions.
D) It requires that the practitioner refrain from using minimal encouragement.
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