Multiple Choice
Using closed-ended questions is
A) never appropriate as only open-ended questions should be used.
B) appropriate when the practitioner needs to obtain specific information.
C) appropriate when the practitioner wants a client to explore a topic more fully.
D) appropriate when asking the client for feedback.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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