What role does social context play in assessment?
A. Social context is not considered during assessment, only during diagnosis.
B. An evaluation of the environment in which the client lives is necessary in order to understand the demands they face, as well as the supports that are present.
C. Environmental factors are usually the proximal cause of mental disorders and frequently need to be addressed before any form of treatment commences.
D. Social context need only be considered when a course of treatment is being selected; significant others in the client's life should be the primary decision makers.
Answer: B
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