In this stance, the therapist moves away from language that focuses on the individual client and moves toward language that connects the client to others in his/her life
a) eliciting.
b) probing.
c) contextualizing.
d) amplifying.
Ans: c) contextualizing.
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a. True b. False
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A) ?True B) ?False
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