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Vocabulary Flashcards and Quiz of Handling a Difficult Client in Psychology Training โ€“ English for Psychologist โ€“ Advanced Level

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Interrupt
To stop someone from speaking by speaking yourself
Calm
Not angry or upset
Acknowledge
To show you have noticed or understood something
Limit
A rule or boundary that should not be crossed
De-escalate
To make a situation less intense or serious

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2. Match the words with their meanings
Interrupt
Calm
Acknowledge
Limit
De-escalate
To make a situation less intense or serious
A rule or boundary that should not be crossed
To stop someone from speaking by speaking yourself
Not angry or upset
To show you have noticed or understood something

Drag the cards on the right so each lines up with the correct item on the left.

3. What does โ€œInterruptโ€ mean?
4. What does โ€œCalmโ€ mean?
5. What does โ€œAcknowledgeโ€ mean?
6. What does โ€œLimitโ€ mean?
7. What does โ€œDe-escalateโ€ mean?

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