Interviewers use minimal encouragers:
A)To indicate that they are attending to what clients are saying, and to encourage clients to continue talking.
B)To slow down talkative clients.
C)To focus the interview.
D)To indicate what they would like clients to continue talking about.

Question

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Minimal encouragers are small verbal and nonverbal cues used by interviewers to let clients know they are actively listening and to encourage them to continue talking. These cues could be short phrases like "mm-hmm" or "I see," nods, or other nonverbal cues like maintaining eye contact. The goal is to make clients feel heard and understood, which can help build rapport and trust in the interview process.

Interviewers Use Minimal Encouragers