When you want to reflect someone's emotions, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) become aware of the other's stated feelings, nonverbal messages, and verbal content.
B) occasionally break in to comment on what you have seen.
C) wait for the other to acknowledge your reflection before moving on.
D) be vague and equivocal so the other person won't get angry at you.

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Reflecting someone's emotions effectively involves clear and accurate communication rather than being vague. Being vague and equivocal can hinder understanding and does not facilitate a supportive conversation.

When You Want to Reflect Someone's Emotions, You Should Do