Mr Gordon, Who Is Suffering from Depression, Approaches a Social

Multiple Choice

Mr. Gordon, who is suffering from depression, approaches a social worker to seek counseling. While Mr. Gordon speaks about his traumatic childhood experiences, the social worker squirms in her chair and continuously fidgets with her hands. This behavior of the social worker conveys:

A) ​her interest in the ongoing communication.
B) ​her lack of concern for Mr. Gordon.
C) ​her inability to understand Mr. Gordon's behavioral cue.
D) ​her attempt to relieve Mr. Gordon's discomfort.