Why is listening an important skill for a nutrition counselor when engaging in cross-cultural interviews?

A) During cross-cultural interviews, nutrition counselors should do the majority of the talking so they can understand a client's culture.
B) Active listening demonstrates that the client is less important than the nutrition counselor during the counseling interview.
C) Listening can encourage bias among nutrition counselors.
D) Listening can help the nutrition counselor clearly understand the client's problem or issue.
E) Listening causes nutrition counselors to make assumptions about the client's problem or issue.