Which item is not part of the end-of-interview phase?

• A. Warm Up and Getting Acquainted
• B. Summarize What Has Been Discussed
• C. Setting Task
• D. Plan for Additional Service or Meetings

Answer: (A)

End-of-interview activities are about wrapping up in a way that ensures the client leaves with clarity and a plan for next steps. Summarizing what has been discussed helps confirm understanding and memory of the session. Setting a task gives the client concrete steps to work on and signals accountability. Planning for additional service or meetings ensures there is a clear path for ongoing support or next contact. Warm Up and Getting Acquainted, on the other hand, happens at the start of the session to build rapport and ease the client into the conversation. It sets the tone and helps the client feel comfortable, but it isn’t something you do at the end.