When Clients Change Their Constructs Because the Practitioner Shared Another

question 21

Multiple Choice

When clients change their constructs because the practitioner shared another perspective that invited them to view experiences in a new way, it is known as

• A) difference of opinion.
• B) self-disclosure.
• C) referencing.
• D) reframing.

Understand how to embed negative information in a favorable context.

Grasp the significance of summoning action or providing information in email subject lines.

Know the elements of a strong closing in routine messages.

Understand the importance of building or repairing relationships through messaging.

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Definitions:

Framing

The way information is presented to audiences, which can influence their perception and decisions.

Serious Side Effect

An unintended, negative reaction to a medication or therapy that can sometimes be severe or life-threatening.

Medication

Substances used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease and as part of medical care to alleviate symptoms and improve health.

Risk

Risk involves exposure to the chance of injury or loss, a measure often assessed in decision-making processes.