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The discussion regarding consultation classification schemes reaches the following conclusion:
 
  a. Less attention needs to be paid to model building.
  b. Such a conceptual base is important to consultation practice.
  c. Classification schemes should strive to describe the various approaches along a single dimension such as the product of consultation.
  d. Expert consultation is an example of a consultation taxonomy.

Question 2

Possessing a national certification such as CRC or NCCC entitles one to legal privilege for therapeutic communications in and of itself.
 
  a. true.
  b. false.
  c. depends on the state of practice.
  d. depends on setting of practice.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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