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ENagel

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Which of the following conclusions is inferred from the chapter reading?
 
  a. There is no question that the sliding fee scale is the most ethical means of fee setting.
  b. For billing purposes, envelopes and credit card processors should have the services you provide clearly identified.
  c. Over diagnosis is an ethical means to ensure that you client will receive needed services from managed care organizations.
  d. a, b, & c are all inferred in the chapter.
  e. a, b, & c are all NOT inferred in the chapter.

Question 2

According to Ellis, which of the following is not required for people to make positive change?
 
  (a) The insight to see that we choose to upset ourselves.
  (b) The insight to see that we acquired our irrational beliefs and to see how we maintain them.
  (c) The insight to see the origins of our problems.
  (d) The insight to see that we need to work hard to change.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

c



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