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What type of questions lead to a discussion of reasons?

• 'Why' questions

• 'When' questions

• 'What' questions

• 'Could' questions

Which questions reflect less control and command than others?

• 'Could' questions

• 'Why' questions

• 'What' questions

• 'Where' questions

What can too many bombarded/grilling questions do to clients?

• Make them happy

• Put them at ease

• Make them defensive

• Help them open up

What is essential for future growth according to the text?

• Client's weaknesses

• Client's strengths

• Client's doubts

• Client's fears

What type of questions are generally preferred in counseling?

• Open questions

• Closed questions

• True or false questions

• Multiple-choice questions

What is vital to establishing a helping relationship according to the text?

• Observation skills

• Writing skills

• Listening skills

• Speaking skills

What does a discrepancy often represent?

• An answer

• A question

• A problem

• A solution

What is necessary for counsellors to focus on according to the text?

• Client's problems

• Client's strengths

• Client's weaknesses

• Client's doubts

What should counsellors constantly be aware of?

• The past

• The client

• Themselves

• The future

What is important to focus on from time to time according to the text?

• Client's strengths

• Client's problems

• Client's doubts

• Client's weaknesses