When an intergenerational therapist maintains an emotionally engaged stance that is nonreactive-meaning that the therapist does not react to attacks, "bad" news, and so forth without careful reflection-this is known as:
A) a detached presence.
B) a non-caring presence.
C) an emotional presence.
D) a nonanxious presence.
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