Patient-Centered Interviewing Is

Patient-centered interviewing is:

A) a technique in which clinicians seek to elicit the patient's emotions and personal health agenda to better understand the psychosocial context for disease
B) questions that require more than a yes/no response.
C) a istening technique that includes neutral, encouraging responses such as "I see" or "uh-huh," or nonverbal cues such as nodding and attentive gaze