A practitioner wants to communicate involvement through minimal encouragement. What should the practitioner do?
A) Say "uh-huh", nod, or repeat what the client says.
B) Shift in his/her seat.
C) Ask the client to think of ways to encourage him/herself.
D) Remain silent.

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Saying "uh-huh", nodding, or repeating what the client says are forms of minimal encouragements that communicate the practitioner's involvement and encourage the client to continue speaking.

A Practitioner Wants to Communicate Involvement Through Minimal Encouragement