When an individual is deemed as incapacitated and cannot provide informed consent (mark all that apply):
a. One may proceed with assessment or intervention without obtaining consent.
b. Consent may be obtained from a surrogate or guardian.
c. Consent may be obtained from staff with whom the individual works.
d. The courts may appoint someone who can provide consent.
B, D
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