When Setting Treatment Goals It Is Important To

question 1

Multiple Choice

When setting treatment goals it is important to:

• A) Take into account the initial assessment, as well as allow for flexibility and change later in treatment.
• B) Stick to the original treatment goals in order to give the patient a sense of stability about treatment.
• C) Take into account the goals of the research project and the information you are looking to find.
• D) Wait a few sessions to ensure that the correct goals are being set and meet the patient's needs.

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