When a client resists exploring further, it may be an indication of any of the following EXCEPT
A) the client does not know how to be introspective.
B) the practitioner is trying to move too quickly.
C) the practitioner has broached an important topic and had not pushed the client to explore until the client was ready.
D) the practitioner has tried to gain further information before adequately establishing a trusting relationship with the client.

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Resistance to exploring further often indicates issues such as a lack of introspection skills, moving too quickly, or not establishing trust. However, broaching an important topic and not pushing until the client is ready would typically not be a reason for resistance; it suggests a careful and respectful approach.

When a Client Resists Exploring Further, It May Be an Indication