Listening for Context Involves Attending to Elements Such as Religion

Multiple Choice

Listening for context involves attending to elements such as religion or faith heritage,race,ethnicity,gender,sexual orientation,social and economic class,occupation,geography,age,and then

A) waiting for clients to discuss the relevance of the contextual elements to their identity.
B) discussing only those contextual elements that clients bring up.
C) clarifying the meaning that clients attach to each of their contextual elements.
D) discussing those elements the helper believes are relevant to clients' identities.