When a client is angry,the counselor must delineate between fact finding and "grilling." Grilling has the potential to be construed as:
A) An attempt to prove the client wrong
B) An attempt to confuse the client
C) A me-vs.-you approach
D) An attempt to demean the client

Question

When a client is angry,the counselor must delineate between fact finding and "grilling." Grilling has the potential to be construed as:​
A) ​An attempt to prove the client wrong
B) ​An attempt to confuse the client
C) ​A me-vs.-you approach
D) ​An attempt to demean the client

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Grilling can be perceived as an attempt to prove the client wrong, which can escalate the client's anger and damage the therapeutic relationship.

When a Client Is Angry,the Counselor Must Delineate Between Fact