The text describes four steps used to give a client directive:
a. involve your client; be clear and concrete; check for understanding; document results.
b. choose your directive; be clear and concrete; use appropriate vocal tone; document results.
c. choose your directive; be clear and assertive; use appropriate body language; check for understanding.
d. involve your client; use appropriate vocal tone and body language; be clear and concrete; and check for understanding
d. involve your client; use appropriate vocal tone and body language; be clear and concrete; and check for understanding
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What will be an ideal response?