Linda, a social worker, communicates with Kate, a child in foster care. Linda asks Kate, "How are you feeling here? Do you feel comfortable? Do you want to stay?" In this scenario, Linda is:

A) ​asking leading questions.
B) ​asking stacked questions.
C) ​interrupting inappropriately.
D) ​dominating the interaction.

Linda is asking stacked questions, which can be confusing for the child and may not allow her to fully express her feelings. It's better to ask open-ended questions that give the child more room to express themselves. For example, "How do you like living here? Is there anything you find difficult or challenging? How can we help you feel more comfortable?"