When a counselor believes that a client has touched on an important area of concern, he or she can encourage further communication by any of the following ways except:

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When a counselor believes that a client has touched on an important area of concern, he or she can encourage further communication by any of the following ways except:

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Avoiding pauses and immediately saying something to continue conversation can actually hinder further communication. It may make the client feel rushed or not listened to, and they may feel that their concerns are not being taken seriously. The other options listed (B, C, and D) are all effective ways to encourage further communication.

When a Counselor Believes That a Client Has Touched on an Important