Developing observational skill - observing verbal expression
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What are characteristics of verbal expression?
What are verbal cues for education, developmental level and culture?
Which changes in speech does anxious or nervous behaviour (or other strong feelings) trigger?
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What does fluency on subject matter refer to?
-can result from avoidance to focus on uncomfortable feelings, then client shifts to a less emotional topic (i.e. avoiding discomfort)
When can laughter be used as a cover?
Wanneer lache mensen?
How can the therapist react to nervous or otherwise strange laughter?
What may be causes of silence while you expect the client to talk?
-she is overwhelmed with emotion
-she doesn't want to talk about what is on her mind
-she is scared of your reaction
-she is fearful of being overheard
-she want to tell something but then betrays someone else
-she can't find the right words
-she is trying to regain composure
What can a lack of silence (keeping talking) signal?
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