When the Intentional Relationship Model (IRM) Refers to the Importance

When the Intentional Relationship Model (IRM) refers to the importance of responsibility-taking, it means all of the following except:

A) The therapist assumes complete responsibility for the caring role in the relationship.
B) The therapist automatically assumes an expert stance in the relationship so as to capitalize on the power differential that already exists.
C) The therapist allows for an emotionally safe space where clients can express themselves in a wide range of ways without feeling as if the relationship is in jeopardy or that the therapist will retaliate.
D) If the client perceives an empathic break or rupture, the therapist will attempt to repair it before assuming a defensive or aggressive position.