Communicating with clients can be easily blocked if the nurse uses which of the following techniques?
1. Attentive listening
2. Keeping confidences
3. Using touch
4. Probing
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Rationale: Attentive listening is a therapeutic communication technique that involves listening for key themes in communication with clients.
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