How do good plans add value to a client's search for a better life?
a. They provide an opportunity to evaluate the realism and adequacy of goals.
b. They make clients review their values if the values are unethical.
c. All of these choices.
d. They introduce idealism to keep clients pursuing their dreams.
a
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What will be an ideal response?
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(a) "That addict needs to go to NA" (b) "That junkie needs to get his life together" (c) "That alcoholic needs therapy" (d) "That crack-head needs to go live someplace else"
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a. insightful b. dysfunctional c. research d. relationship
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