Multiple Choice
When clients tell their stories, it is important for therapists to _____________.
A) think of what could be missing from a client's story
B) attend to the content rather than the clients' feelings
C) make epistemic judgments to understand the clients
D) attend to the clients' feelings rather than the content
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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