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If client concerns are to be respected in the therapeutic process, therapists must develop an empathetic sense of the client's priorities as revealed in the interview. How well a therapist "hears" the client's concerns was investigated with simulated intake interviews conducted by graduate students.

Examines the behavior performance of blind persons in view of the role expectations of significant others. The findings suggest that there is a correlation between the expectations of significant others and the "blind role" assumed by blind persons. However, it was also found that in many circumstances blind persons act in accordance with accepted social norms due to broader societal conditioning or because of their own self-expectations.