When a Counselor Discovers That a Client Holds Values That

question 6

Multiple Choice

When a counselor discovers that a client holds values that are dramatically different from the counselor's own values, the counselor should:

• A) try to gently persuade the client to re-examine his or her values.
• B) respect the client's values, even though the counselor disagrees with them.
• C) immediately refer the client to another counselor.
• D) give the client some reading material that will broaden his or her perspective.
• E) ask the client how he or she would feel if people discriminated against him or her because of values held.

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