Emotional Objectivity of the Helper

question 2

Multiple Choice

Emotional objectivity of the helper

• A) Is good, but not essential
• B) Should be maintained except when the helper truly understands what the client is going through
• C) Must be maintained throughout the helping relationship
• D) Is not totally possible, and the helper must recognize this

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Definitions:

Trust

The confidence a person or group has in the reliability, integrity, and ability of another, which is fundamental in both personal relationships and organizational dynamics.

Continuous Monitoring

The practice of consistently observing and evaluating a system or process to ensure it operates at desired performance levels over time.

Situational Interviews

Interview technique involving questions about how the applicant would handle hypothetical work-related situations, assessing problem-solving and decision-making skills.

Future Actions

Planned steps or initiatives intended to achieve a specific goal or address a forthcoming situation.