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The education component of nutrition consulting should address the needs of clients to facilitate behavior changes. Which of the following would not be an acceptable approach?

  1. Incorporate interactive activities

  2. Provide a variety of educational materials

  3. Give the client several handouts and tell them they will be quizzed on them at the next consultation

  4. Utilize visual and audio resources

The correct answer is: Give the client several handouts and tell them they will be quizzed on them at the next consultation

Providing a quiz requirement after handing out educational materials does not foster an inviting environment conducive to learning and behavior change. It may create pressure and anxiety for the client, which can hinder their motivation and willingness to engage in the consulting process. Effective education in nutrition consulting should empower clients and encourage them to take ownership of their health journey. In contrast, incorporating interactive activities, offering a variety of educational materials, and using visual and audio resources are strategies that actively involve clients and cater to different learning styles. These approaches help create a positive and supportive atmosphere that encourages understanding and application of nutrition concepts, ultimately facilitating meaningful behavior change.