Doorknob statements are usually described as:
A) Statements made by clients as they enter the room.
B) Statements made by clients when they schedule the initial appointment.
C) Statements made by clients as they leave the room.
D) Statements made by clients that provide an insight or doorway to their unconscious conflicts.
E) Statements made by clinicians as clients exit the room.

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Doorknob statements are made by clients as they leave the room. These statements often reveal important information about the client's thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the session that they may not have been comfortable sharing during the session. It is important for clinicians to pay attention to these statements and follow up on them in future sessions.

Doorknob Statements Are Usually Described As