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Snowcat [4.5K]
3 years ago
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Mrs brown is a professional counselor her clients rave about how relaxed , cared for and important they feel in her presence. wh

en asked how she communicates all of this mrs. brown answers i just look at them i hold their hands, and i always make sure to sit right next to them so they dont have to crawl over the desk to reach me. what category of behaviors is mrs. brown describing
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1 answer:
kotegsom [21]3 years ago
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The category of behavior that Mrs.Brown is describing is immediacy.

Explanation

Immediacy is a way of communication that indicates comfort, closeness and willingness to communicate or connect with the receiver of the message. For example, in this case, immediacy is represented in Mrs.Brown behavior when she says she looks at the clients, hold their hands and sits next to them which makes them feel emotionally closer and safe with her.  

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