Sometimes when working with resistant clients, therapists intentionally overstate the client's position in an effort to get clients to clarify or articulate the more positive side of an issue. Motivational interviewers refer to this technique as:
A) Motivational reflection.
B) Motivational paraphrase.
C) Amplified reflection.
D) Extreme reflection.
E) Confrontation

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The technique described is known as amplified reflection, where the therapist intentionally exaggerates the client's position to encourage clarification and identification of more positive aspects. This is a commonly used technique in motivational interviewing.

Sometimes When Working with Resistant Clients, Therapists Intentionally Overstate the Client's