If an Intervention Consists of a Number of Activities, Which

question 52

Multiple Choice

If an intervention consists of a number of activities, which consideration in selecting the right intervention strategy would be critical?

• A) Considering client readiness for change
• B) Deciding where to intervene first
• C) Considering depth of intervention
• D) Considering sequence of activities

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Definitions:

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Value Judgment

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Sigmund Freud

A neurologist from Austria who initiated the practice of psychoanalysis, a therapeutic approach aimed at addressing mental disorders through conversations between the analyst and the patient.