Clients of therapists who do not monitor the quality of the therapeutic alliance are

A) more likely to drop out of therapy.
B) less likely to experience negative outcomes as a result of therapy.
C) likely to feel more hopeful about overcoming their disorder.
D) likely to feel more respected and supported by the therapist.

Clients of therapists who do not monitor the quality of the therapeutic alliance are more likely to drop out of therapy due to a lack of trust and rapport with the therapist. Research has shown that a strong therapeutic alliance is a key factor in successful therapy outcomes, and without monitoring and addressing potential issues, the alliance may falter, leading to negative outcomes such as dropout.