10. A therapist tells his client that he knows the best way to treat her neck

He doesn't inform the client of his technique or approach nor offer an opportunity for her to ask questions. He directs the client to get onto the table and leaves the room while she gets undressed. Under these circumstances, this therapist has
a. Softened a boundary between therapist and client.
b. Created a dependency between therapist and client.
c. Traded the role of therapist for that of the client.
d. Silenced the client so that she feels unable to object.

Answer: d