In Behavior Therapy, Goals Are Arrived at

question 22

Multiple Choice

In behavior therapy, goals are arrived at

• A)by asking the client.
• B)by thorough assessment done by the therapist.
• C)through collaboration of client and therapist.
• D)through collaboration of client, therapist, and the therapist's colleagues.

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Definitions:

System Lifeline

Critical systems or services considered essential for the survival or fundamental operation of a society, organization, or infrastructure.

Outcome Measures

Quantitative or qualitative indicators used to assess the effectiveness of a program, intervention, or activity.

Service Plan

A documented plan developed to ensure an individual receives coordinated and appropriate services to meet their specific needs.

Client Needs

Refers to the requirements or services necessary to support an individual's well-being, health, or specific goals, often identified through assessment in various professional settings.