The community mental-health worker focuses primarily on:
a. the early crises in an individual’s life and how they were resolved.
b. the person-in-the-environment.
c. the quality of the bonding that took place between the child and the mother.
d. using traditional approaches to bring about changes with at-risk clients.
e. finding ways to include the family of origin in any individual’s therapeutic plan.
ANS: B
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What will be an ideal response?
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