Which of the Following Is True of Involuntary Clients?​

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of involuntary clients?​

• A)​During the initial session, involuntary clients perceive social workers as allies and often feel close to them.
• B)​In the case of involuntary clients, if agreement is not reached about the appropriateness of services, the social work contact is immediately discontinued.
• C)​Contracting with involuntary clients contains a layer of legally mandated problems or concerns in addition to the clients' expressed wishes.
• D)​Involuntary clients usually face situations in which all of the concerns are their own.

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