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Which of the following is the accrediting body for professional counseling?
 
  a. CACREP
   b. NASW
   c. AAMFT
  d. APA
  e. ACA

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There are different types of accreditation. Beyond a college or university's accreditation to offer degrees, there is accreditation for programs, typically called:
 
  a. diplomate accreditation.
  b. specialty accreditation.
  c. professional accreditation.
  d. board approval.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 31, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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