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clmills979

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The most important target for treatment is:
 
  a. individual symptoms or concerns.
  b. groups or constellations of symptoms.
  c. inferred difficulties.
  d. Not enough information to determine

Question 2

The most urgent client problems tend to be those that involve:
 
  a. self-harm.
  b. potential for harm to others.
  c. diagnostic red flag problems.
  d. problems causing the greatest emotional distress or greatest disruption in functioning.
  e. Two of the above
  f. Three of the above
  g. All of the above



daiying98

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Answer to Question 1

.D

Answer to Question 2

.G



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