Reflective Listening Is Best Used:​

question 8

Multiple Choice

Reflective listening is best used:​

• A) ​After each individual probing question
• B) ​At the end of a series of probing questions
• C) ​When the client cues that he or she has something constructive to add
• D) ​Only when you sense it is vital for the client to "re-hear" what he or she has said

Analyze the process by which sounds are transmitted from the ear to the brain.

Identify the impact of damage to the auditory system components on hearing.

Grasp the principles underlying the perception of pitch and loudness.

Understand the physiological responses to prolonged exposure to loud or high-frequency sounds.

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