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KWilfred

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Advocacy counseling requires professional counselors to
 
  a. work with others.
  b. work alone.
  c. work as the leader only.
  d. work as the planner only.

Question 2

In determining how to advocate in the public domain, professional counselors need to
 
  a. examine ongoing issues that are important concerns to members of schools or other community groups.
  b. determine if community concerns are appearing in local media sources.
  c. assess and determine resources.
  d. All of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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