With respect to values in the counseling process,the authors contend that:
A) it is important that counselors clarify their values and the ways in which they enter the therapeutic process.
B) counselors can avoid communicating values to their clients by not explicitly sharing them.
C) it is best to keep values hidden so they won't contaminate their client's choices.
D) their job is to help clients conform to socially acceptable standards.

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The authors argue that it's crucial for counselors to understand and clarify their own values, as these inevitably influence the therapeutic process. Recognizing how one's values enter into counseling allows for a more transparent and ethical practice. Choices B, C, and D suggest avoiding or hiding values, or imposing societal standards, which contradicts the emphasis on self-awareness and ethical responsibility in counseling.

With Respect to Values in the Counseling Process,the Authors Contend