Why can lack of anxiety be a danger to a Stage Four clinician?
A. A clinician who feels no anxiety tends to settle for what's already known.
B. A healthy anxiety about getting everything done motivates clinicians to
manage their time.
C. Having everything under control makes it difficult to empathize with anxious
clients.
D. A sense of anxiety can warn a clinician that induction is occurring.
A
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