To Avoid Parroting During a Conversation, a Social Worker Should

Multiple Choice

To avoid parroting during a conversation, a social worker should:

A) ​seek out information that confirms his or her understanding, preferences, or perceptions.
B) ​focus largely on the present because clients can change only their present circumstances, behaviors, and feelings.
C) ​use fresh language that captures the essence of clients' messages and places them in sharper perspective.
D) ​identify and prioritize key questions in advance with an outline.