Which of the following statements is most true about the role of questions in supervision?
a. Great supervision is due to the skill of the supervisor rather than anything the supervisee might say or do.
b. The supervisee can impact the quality of the supervision by the quality of questions he/she asks.
c. Questions should be limited in supervision so that the supervisor has time to cover important material.
d. Good supervision is the responsibility of the supervisor, who should generate questions for the supervisee.
B
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