Inferred empathy involves picking up on nonverbal and other indirect indicators of emotions, such as tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language, to understand and empathize with a person's feelings. This allows the therapist or counselor to respond to the emotions being conveyed without the need for explicit verbal communication about how the person is feeling.

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Inferred Empathy

Question 14

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Inferred empathy

A) picks up on nonverbal and other indirect indicators of emotions
B) manipulates clients
C) should be avoided
D) projects feelings on others
E) responds to feelings that are clearly expressed

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