Orienting statements:
A)Are used to determine whether the client is realistically oriented in time and space, or whether he/she is delusional or dissociating.
B)Are used to give information about the interviewer's and client's roles, and the costs, benefits, and experiences associated with the interviewing process.
C)Are used to test whether the client is ready to partake in the roles, costs, and benefits associated with the interviewing process.
D)Are used to form a contract or agreement between the interviewer and client regarding the client's commitment to his or hers goals.

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Orienting statements provide information about the roles of the interviewer and client, as well as the costs, benefits, and experiences related to the interviewing process.

Orienting Statements