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biggirl4568

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What is the purpose of consultation?
 
  a. To help the consultee with the challenges presented by the consultee's client
  b. To increase the consultee's skills for working independently with similar problems in the future.
  c. To directly help clients develop the skills necessary to cope with mental health challenges.
  d. Both a and b
  e. None of the above

Question 2

Which of the following is true regarding consultation?
 
  a. It represents a dyadic relationship between the consultant and consultee(s)
  b. It is a direct relationship in that the consultant works directly with the client or client system.
  c. It is an indirect relationship in that the consultant works with the consultee, who works with the client or client system.
  d. None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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