If You Are Trying to Help a Friend with a Problem

question 540

Multiple Choice

If you are trying to help a friend with a problem, you should do all of the following EXCEPT

• A)letting the person know you are listening, through eye contact, posture, your tone of voice, and your replies.
• B)accepting the person's message without judging it or leaping to conclusions.
• C)asking specific questions to keep the conversation going without any long pauses in the person's flow of ideas.
• D)giving feedback by simply restating what your friend says.

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