When Helping Workers Cope with Clients' Grief, You Should

When helping workers cope with clients' grief, you should:

A) Discourage clients from talking about their loss because that will only make them feel worse
B) Discourage them from crying and making major displays of emotion because this only encourages them to lose control
C) Only provide honest information in response to clients' questions if it won't make them feel worse; otherwise, avoid sharing painful information with them
D) Encourage, but don't force, clients to talk both with you and supportive others