Allowing Silence Is an Appropriate and Respectful Response, Particularly When

question 6

Multiple Choice

Allowing silence is an appropriate and respectful response, particularly when

• A) the practitioner wants the client to move more quickly.
• B) the practitioner is scared and nervous.
• C) the client is expressing strong feelings and needs time to reflect.
• D) the client is not expressing any feelings, and the practitioner wants the client to verbally communicate.

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Definitions:

Celibate

A person who abstains from marriage and sexual relations, often for religious or spiritual reasons.

Sexual Arousal

The physiological and emotional response to sexual stimulation, which can vary greatly among individuals.

Self-Esteem

An individual's subjective evaluation of their own worth, encompassing beliefs and emotions about oneself.

Infatuation

A state of intense, often short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something, typically at the beginning of a romantic relationship.