More than two decades ago, Tjelveit (1986) offered suggestions for minimizing the possibility of counselors acting in ways that may be insensitive to their client's set of values. These include all of the following except:
A) present value options to clients in an unbiased manner.
B) be committed to client's freedom of choice.
C) rarely consult with others.
D) consider referring clients to another counselor when substantial moral, religious, or political value differences exist.
E) be aware of your own values.

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Tjelveit's suggestions include presenting value options in an unbiased manner, being committed to client's freedom of choice, referring clients to another counselor when substantial moral, religious, or political value differences exist, and being aware of your own values. However, Tjelveit did not suggest that counselors should rarely consult with others. In fact, consulting with colleagues or supervisors can help counselors gain different perspectives and identify potential biases or blind spots that may affect their work with clients.

More Than Two Decades Ago, Tjelveit (1986) Offered Suggestions for Minimizing