Silence in Counseling Is Useful in All of the Following

question 8

Multiple Choice

Silence in counseling is useful in all of the following instances except

• A) when it allows the client to think more about her response.
• B) when it gives the counselor time to process what has been said.
• C) when it gives the client time to remember pertinent information.
• D) when the client does not know how to do self-reflection.

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Definitions:

Hear Each Other

The process of actively listening and being attentive to what someone else is saying, acknowledging their perspective.

Self-sufficiency

The ability to fulfill all of one's needs independently, without reliance on external help.

More Money

A phrase representing the desire or need for increased financial resources or wealth.

Obedience

The act of following orders or commands from those in authority, often studied in psychology.