With Respect to Helper-Induced Silence,unintentional Silence Is Often Used

Multiple Choice

With respect to helper-induced silence,unintentional silence is often used:

A) as a reflection of his or her tendency to hide,withhold,and self-protect.
B) unsystematically when at a loss for words.
C) to deliberately reduce helper activity and to transfer responsibility to the client.
D) to avoid interfering with or impeding the client's momentum.