Jeff has a friend who is venting to him about a situation with one of his teachers. Jeff is going to try to validate his friend,
so he should do all of the following EXCEPT: A.
Try to understand how his friend is feeling.
B.
Try to figure out a way to fix his friend
C.
Try to listen to what his friend needs.
D.
Try to comprehend what his friend went through.
When giving support to someone or endorsing a cause, it is not at all productive to try and fix a problem having to do with the person or movement you are supporting.
In the case of helping a friend, listening to their needs is always a good idea. Gaining a deeper understanding of their feelings and attempting to comprehend what they have been through are all ways to show support and also be of emotional help.
"<span>D. Blacklisted workers were viewed as troublesome, untrustworthy, and even dangerous by other employers" is the best option from the list, since the "blacklist" in this sense "flagged" them for future employment. </span>
