When dealing with a Stage Three clinician, what can happen if the supervisor is not
careful to provide the right amount of support?
A. The clinician and supervisor can become involved in a power struggle.
B. The clinician can become reckless and overconfident.
C. The supervisor may have to revise his assessment of the clinician's skills.
D. The bond between clinician and supervisor may be threatened by experiential
exercises.
A
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