When Practitioners Ascribe to the Belief That No Single Approach

question 11

Multiple Choice

When practitioners ascribe to the belief that no single approach can adequately account for all the complex conceptual issues within a profession or clinical situation or that no one element of a profession is more important than another, what philosophy are these practitioners following?

• A) Dimensional
• B) Monistic
• C) Pluralistic
• D) Client-centered

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Definitions:

Work Responsibilities

The specific tasks, duties, and functions assigned to an employee or a team within the workplace, expected to be fulfilled to achieve organizational goals.

Business Strategy

A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim in the competitive marketplace.

Business Fail

A situation where a business is unable to continue its operations or achieve its financial goals, leading to its closure or bankruptcy.

New Businesses

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