Discuss the process of confrontation

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Read the example interview on pages 173-175 and discuss the process of confrontation. How would evaluate the interviewer's confrontation skills in this situation? What impact does the confrontation have on the client? How does confrontation in a counseling situation differ from our everyday experience of confrontation? How comfortable are you in confronting discrepancies in this context?

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