In MI, a double-sided reflection:
A) mirrors the client's emotion or perception via repetition or rephrasing.
B) amplifies the emotion conveyed in the client's message.
C) challenges the evidence for the client's opinion or perception.
D) acknowledges the client's ambivalence as signaled by the use of "but."

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A double-sided reflection in Motivational Interviewing acknowledges the client's ambivalence, often signaled by the use of "but," by reflecting both sides of their mixed feelings or thoughts.

In MI, a Double-Sided Reflection