Most licenses:
a. are generic in nature.
b. specify the types of clients or problems the licensee is competent to work with.
c. specify the techniques a practitioner is competent to use.
d. ensure that practitioners will competently do what their licenses permit them to do.
e. b and c
Question 2
Licensure assures the public that the licensee:
a. has undergone his or her own personal therapy.
b. has completed maximum education and training.
c. is thoroughly competent to practice in areas he or she advertises.
d. has met certain specific requirements in terms of education and training.
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