Which of the following is not thought to stimulate client change?

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Commanding techniques (such as giving orders or demands) are not thought to stimulate client change as they can be perceived as controlling and can reduce a client's sense of autonomy and empowerment in the therapeutic process. The other options (patient-therapist alliance, emotional experience, and self-disclosure) are all considered to be important factors in facilitating client change.

Which of the Following Is Not Thought to Stimulate Client