What is the difference between verbal and tactile cues in reformer correction, and when should you use each?

What is the difference between verbal and tactile cues in reformer correction, and when should you use each?

• A. Verbal cues build awareness and sequencing; tactile cues provide immediate physical guidance; use a combination depending on client sensitivity and learning style.
• B. Verbal cues are always sufficient, and tactile cues are rarely needed.
• C. Tactile cues are always superior to verbal cues.
• D. Cues are not necessary if the client is experienced.

Answer: (A)