As a peer supervisor, you notice that a beginning practitioner fidgets in her seat and taps her foot frequently during a session. Her client may believe that she is
A) crazy.
B) nervous.
C) incontinent.
D) hungry.

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The behaviors described, such as fidgeting in her seat and tapping her foot, are common nonverbal cues that can indicate nervousness. These actions can make someone appear anxious or uneasy, which might lead a client to perceive the practitioner as nervous.

As a Peer Supervisor, You Notice That a Beginning Practitioner