When Interviewers Suspect That Their Biases and Feelings Are Interfering

question 7

Multiple Choice

When interviewers suspect that their biases and feelings are interfering with the relationship with the client, they should:

• A)Make a more concerted effort to leave these issues out of future sessions.
• B)Seek their own therapy.
• C)Inform the client of this and make alternative arrangements if the client wishes.
• D)Inform the client of this and then return the focus to the client's issues.

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