The Practice of Selective Attention Refers to

question 23

Multiple Choice

The practice of selective attention refers to

• A)the helper making moment-by-moment decisions about what is most important.
• B)the client making moment-by-moment decisions about what is most important.
• C)the helper deciding at the beginning of the session what that day's focus will be.
• D)the client identifying at the beginning of the session what that day's focus will be.

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Definitions:

Organisational Change

The process by which organizations transform their structure, strategies, operational methods, or culture to cope with internal and external challenges.

Innovation

The act of introducing something new, such as an idea, method, or device, that is designed to improve efficiency, effectiveness, or competitive advantage.

Learning Organisations

Organizations that actively cultivate, facilitate, and encourage the continuous learning and development of their members to adapt and innovate.

Continuous Change

An ongoing process of adaptation and transformation in response to evolving conditions and challenges.