All of the following are reasons why the use of closed-ended questions should be limited EXCEPT:
A) they do not invite clients to fully explore a topic.
B) they may indicate that the practitioner is not interested in obtaining more information.
C) they may imply a practitioner's need to be in control rather than work collaboratively with the client.
D) they may only give you the facts.

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Closed-ended questions can be useful for gathering specific facts or information, which is why the statement "they may only give you the facts" is not a reason to limit their use. In contrast, the other options highlight limitations that can hinder the depth of understanding or the development of a collaborative relationship.

All of the Following Are Reasons Why the Use of Closed-Ended