Occupational Therapy Interviews Often Require Clients to Disclose Personal Details

Multiple Choice

Occupational therapy interviews often require clients to disclose personal details that may make a client feel uncomfortable or pressured to influence the interviewer's opinion in a certain direction. To avoid misunderstanding, the interviewer must be careful to:

A) Convey the importance of accuracy in reporting and understanding
B) Demonstrate acceptance and evenly hovering attention
C) Rely on previous knowledge and experience of working with similar clients
D) Both answers A and B
E) Both answers A and C