Which of the following is NOT an example of effective use of silence?
A) silence to allow the group members time to reply to a comment
B) silence to allow the client to reflect on her own comment
C) silence to allow the client to withdraw from the practitioner-client relationship
D) silence to allow other group members to think about possible solutions

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Silence is used in therapeutic or group settings to encourage reflection, thought, and participation. However, using silence to allow a client to withdraw from the practitioner-client relationship is not considered an effective use of silence, as it does not promote engagement or communication.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of Effective