Responding "don't worry" to a client:
A) will help reduce a client's anxiety
B) identifies the client's anxiety
C) is an example of responsive listening
D) may interfere with a client's exploration of emotion

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Responding with "don't worry" to a client can minimize or dismiss the client's feelings, potentially interfering with their opportunity to explore and express their emotions more deeply. It does not validate the client's experience or encourage them to share more about what they are feeling.

Responding "Don't Worry" to a Client