When Confronting a Client, the Counselor

Multiple Choice

When confronting a client, the counselor:

A) should challenge him or her in a general way so as to avoid being overly intimidating.
B) describes a discrepancy and evaluates it.
C) challenges the client to look at his or her incongruities in a well-timed and calmly stated way.
D) should not be overly concerned about being tactful since that may stifle his or her expression and true reaction.
E) all of the above.