In Order for a Client to Feel Understood, It Is

Multiple Choice

In order for a client to feel understood, it is sometimes important for the therapist  to: ​

A) break social rules by responding to the central affective meaning in the client's message.
B) reassure the client, by talking him/her out of painful feelings.
C) avoid acknowledging the client's need to depend on the therapist.
D) encourage transference within the therapeutic relationship.