A Sliding Scale in Counseling Refers To

question 5

Multiple Choice

A sliding scale in counseling refers to:

• A) a chart that indicates the degree to which a client is functioning.
• B) a system of rotation that determines when a counselor is "on call" for the weekend.
• C) a fee structure based on the client's family income and family size.
• D) a fee structure based on the net worth of the individual.
• E) the degree to which a counselor is willing to render a diagnosis to meet the requirements of an insurance company or third-party payer.

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