Male Client (talking about a job conflict): I just don't know what to do about my new boss. He is always blaming me even when I do a good job. He's new on the job; maybe he doesn't have much experience as a supervisor. But he's got me so jumpy and nervous I can't sleep at night. My family isn't doing well, and I've been arguing with my wife. She doesn't understand what's going on. And the kids aren't doing well in school. ? Which of the following actions is NOT useful or appropriate when beginning to counsel this client?
A) ?Reflect feelings.
B) ?Ask an open question.
C) ?Attempt to use a perfect empathic response.
D) ?Summarize the client statement and ask where the client would like to start.
Answer: C) ?Attempt to use a perfect empathic response.
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