Counselors who work in the military may encounter unavoidable dual relationship issues because

a.

it is difficult for someone steeped in military training to feel empathy.

b.

military counselors are rarely asked to evaluate service members whom they counsel.

c.

military counselors may have a superior-subordinate relationship with their clients.

d.

counselors who work in the military usually practice off-base.

e.

they are less comfortable with role blending than are counselors in other settings.