At the End of the Helping Relationship, It Is Important

question 28

Multiple Choice

At the end of the helping relationship, it is important to:

• A) celebrate accomplishments and recognize the client's strengths.
• B) find more issues on which the client can focus.
• C) ask the client refer friends and family members who are experiencing challenges.
• D) be sad or angry that the relationship is ending since this indicates that rapport has been built.

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Definitions:

Convinced

Being fully persuaded or firmly believing in the truth or existence of something.

Rational Consumer

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Highest Indifference Curve

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Budget Line

A graphical representation of all possible combinations of two goods that an individual can afford to purchase at given prices and income level.