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Which technique involves expressing uncertainty about the reality of the patient’s perception?
Which technique involves expressing uncertainty about the reality of the patient’s perception?
- Translating into feeling
- Voicing doubt (correct)
- Suggesting collaboration
- Seeking consensual validation
What does 'Translating into feeling' involve?
What does 'Translating into feeling' involve?
- Verbalizing client’s feelings expressed indirectly (correct)
- Organizing and summing up information
- Voicing what the patient has hinted at
- Expressing uncertainty about the reality of perception
Which technique involves organizing and summing up information?
Which technique involves organizing and summing up information?
- Formulating a plan of action
- Probing
- Defending
- Summarizing (correct)
What does the technique 'Probing' entail?
What does the technique 'Probing' entail?
Which technique involves indicating accord with the client?
Which technique involves indicating accord with the client?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves the absence of verbal communication to allow the client to put thoughts or feelings into words?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves the absence of verbal communication to allow the client to put thoughts or feelings into words?
What does non-verbal communication in therapeutic communications refer to?
What does non-verbal communication in therapeutic communications refer to?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves giving encouragement to continue the conversation?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves giving encouragement to continue the conversation?
In therapeutic communication, which technique involves repeating the main idea expressed by the client?
In therapeutic communication, which technique involves repeating the main idea expressed by the client?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves concentrating on a single point to guide the interaction?
Which therapeutic communication technique involves concentrating on a single point to guide the interaction?
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