There are many things genetic counselors do such as:
<span>- Ask questions about medical, family, and pregnancy history
- Talk about birth defects and genetic conditions
- Explain chances of a genetic condition occurring or recurring within the family
- Discuss how genetic conditions are passed down in the family
- Talk about illnesses and chemicals that can cause birth defects
- Recommend and order tests that can help diagnose a condition, and explain test results
- Discuss treatment options for a genetic condition
- Help people deal with feelings about how genetic conditions affect their families
- Answer medical questions and address emotional concerns
- Explore reproductive optionsRefer people to other resources for help
Genetic counselors use their words and their knowledge to help people. Hope I helped.:)</span>
I think your answer for this question is D . I may be wrong ... but I think it's D
I think b or maybe a .. :/ sorry if this didnt help!
Factors that could hamper effective communication would be staying in the past, talking only about one aspect of the situation, not being prepared to think about a situation in a new light, not considering all the possibilities which might help in a current situation, and many others. These were just five ones which are highly harmful when one wants to be effective in communication.