At what point in the intake interview will the therapist generally switch from a more nondirective listening style to a more structured, directive approach?
A) When the client starts rambling about things that aren't important.
B) When the therapist begins helping a client identify problems or goals.
C) When the therapist needs to finish the interview early.
D) When the client begins to show a lot of emotion.
E) Both B and D

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The therapist typically adopts a more structured, directive approach when beginning to help the client identify problems or goals, as this phase requires more guidance and specific input from the therapist to ensure the session remains focused and productive.

At What Point in the Intake Interview Will the Therapist