Why Is It Preferable for Therapists to Initially Be Nondirective

Why is it preferable for therapists to initially be nondirective when asking about a client's history?

A) It gives the client time to reminisce about past memories and experiences.
B) Therapists can observe what the client chooses to talk about and what she or he avoids, which can reveal significant information.
C) Therapists can observe the client's facial expressions as he or she relives past traumatic memories.
D) The client will feel less anxious when an therapist is nondirective.
E) Both A and B