If a child during a counseling session begins crying, plays disruptively, or misbehaves in some way, Greenspan and Greenspan (1981)recommend:
A)immediately stopping the disruptive behavior.
B)requesting that the parents/guardians of the child help stop the behavior.
C)not stopping the behavior too quickly.
D)do nothing and let the child stop the behavior on his/her own.

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Greenspan and Greenspan (1981) suggest not stopping the behavior too quickly as it might be a way for the child to express underlying issues or emotions that they cannot articulate. This approach allows the child to explore and express these feelings in a safe environment, which can be therapeutic.

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