If a Client Thinks That a Problem Is Critical,even Though

question 31

Multiple Choice

If a client thinks that a problem is critical,even though by objective standards,the problem does not seem to be that bad,then ____.

• A)the client cannot be helped
• B)for him or her,it is critical
• C)you need to immediately apply the tasks of Stage I
• D)you are working with a severely disturbed person who has no sense of reality

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