If You Are Trying to Help a Friend with a Problem

Multiple Choice

If you are trying to help a friend with a problem, you should do all of the following EXCEPT

A) letting the person know you are listening, through eye contact, posture, your tone of voice, and your replies.
B) accepting the person's message without judging it or leaping to conclusions.
C) asking specific questions to keep the conversation going without any long pauses in the person's flow of ideas.
D) giving feedback by simply restating what your friend says.