The most important factor in setting behavioral goals is

a. the client's willingness to exercise.
b. individual habits and preferences.
c. the amount of weight loss desired.
d. the skill of the health practitioner.


B
Behavioral goals must be tailored to each client's habits and preferences. Their willingness to exercise is only one of many factors to consider. The amount of weight loss desired is not the focus of behavioral change. The skill of the health practitioner may help or hinder the process of determining behavioral goals, but is not the focus of the process.

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