In Reference to Attire, Which Is Not True

question 8

Multiple Choice

In reference to attire, which is not true?

• A) What the clinician wears is an important aspect of a client's initial perception of the helper.
• B) How a client dresses can be an important message to the clinician.
• C) A clinician will often make a determination concerning what to wear based on how important he or she thinks certain kinds of attire are to maintaining a comfortable relationship with clients.
• D) The helper's dress will be a function of covert or overt rules of the agency.
• E) It is important for a clinician to always be true to himself or herself and dress the way that he or she wants to dress.
• F) All of the above are true

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