Degrees of comparison of adjectives and adverbs

We can often miss or dismiss these hints and implications as less important than the straightforward descriptions, but I think being able to spot implications and unpack them can be a helpful skill for the practitioner.

The most common kinds of implications I see are comparatives, negatives and wants or needs.

Comparatives.

As you tap, the emotional state of the client changes.

What was problematic becomes less problematic.

Hi, guys.

Comparatives and superlatives are the topic for today.

How exciting.

First, let's have a refresher on comparatives and superlatives.