Is It Appropriate for the Practitioner to Interrupt the Flow

question 21

Multiple Choice

Is it appropriate for the practitioner to interrupt the flow of the meeting?

• A) Yes, to allow ample time to close the meeting and complete the meeting on schedule.
• B) No, because interrupting the client would be disrespectful and would have a negative impact on rapport.
• C) No, because it would make the client feel unheard, like what they say is not important to be completed.
• D) Yes, because the practitioner's comments are often more important than the client's comments.

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