Questions: The "talk-down technique" used to handle victims having bad trips includes: reassuring the victim that the trip can reoccur. lying to the victim in order for him/her to accept your help. helping the victim verbalize what is happening. telling the victim he/she is mentally ill.

The answer is helping the victim verbalize what is happening.

This option is not part of the talk-down technique. The technique focuses on calming the individual and providing reassurance that the effects are temporary, rather than suggesting that the experience can reoccur.

Lying is not recommended in the talk-down technique. The approach emphasizes honesty and reassurance to help the individual feel safe and supported.

This is a key component of the talk-down technique. Encouraging the individual to express their feelings and experiences can help them process the situation and reduce anxiety.

This is not part of the talk-down technique and can be harmful. The technique aims to provide comfort and reassurance, not to label or stigmatize the individual.