The four dimensions of a paraphrase include:
A) a sentence stem using the client's mode of receiving information, key adjective descriptors, a check-out, and notation of client feelings.
B) the essence of what a client has said in summarized form, key descriptors or concepts in the client's own words, a check-out, and a sentence stem using the client's mode of receiving information.
C) the essence of what a client has said in carefully worded terms, key descriptors or concepts in the client's own words, the client's name, and the words you have been encouraging through careful client observation skills.
D) raised vocal tone on your part, accurate listening to the client, careful checking-out of all that has been said, and notation of client feelings.

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The paraphrase should include the essence of what the client has said in summarized form, key descriptors or concepts in the client's own words, a check-out, and a sentence stem using the client's mode of receiving information. This ensures that the paraphrase accurately reflects what the client has said, while also using language and a format that is understandable and meaningful to the client. Option A includes a sentence stem using the client's mode of receiving information and key adjective descriptors, but it does not include the client's own words or notation of client feelings. Option C includes careful wording and encouragement of specific words, but does not include a check-out or the client's own words. Option D includes important listening and notation of client feelings, but does not include a summarized form or use of the client's words.

The Four Dimensions of a Paraphrase Include