The text suggests that when the client functions at an affective level and the counselor's orientation is behavioral.
A) The client will begin thinking about his problems behaviorally.
B) The counselor will need to teach the client new ways to think about his problem.
C) The client may conclude that the counselor has failed to understand.
D) None of the above.

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When the client is operating at an affective level, they are primarily dealing with emotions and feelings. If the counselor's approach is behavioral, focusing on changing behaviors without addressing the underlying emotions, the client may feel misunderstood. This mismatch in approaches can lead the client to conclude that the counselor has failed to understand their emotional needs.

The Text Suggests That When the Client Functions at an Affective