Which Statement Best Describes the Difference Between Nondirective Feeling Reflections

question 17

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes the difference between nondirective feeling reflections and interpretive feeling reflections?

• A) Nondirective feeling reflections are used more by beginning interviewers, and interpretive feeling reflections are preferred by more experienced interviewers.
• B) Nondirective feeling reflections reflect only what the client has said, whereas interpretive feeling reflections may include the interviewer's feelings.
• C) Nondirective feeling reflections reflect only what the client has said, whereas interpretive feeling reflections may uncover hidden emotions.
• D) Nondirective feeling reflections are more powerful and promote therapeutic breakthroughs.
• E) None of the above

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