When a Client Discloses Painful,frightening,or Embarrassing Experiences,it Is Appropriate for the Psychologist

question 32

Multiple Choice

When a client discloses painful,frightening,or embarrassing experiences,it is appropriate for the psychologist to

• A) remain silent and maintain a neutral facial expression.
• B) listen respectfully, non-judgmentally, and provide support.
• C) provide the client with feedback on what the interviewer considers personally appropriate.
• D) indicate judgment or pity if the interviewer deems it important information for the client.

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