All of the following are true about bartering EXCEPT:
A. bartering can be a dignified and honorable form of payment for those who are cash poor but talented in other ways.
B. bartering is a healthy norm in many cultures.
C. bartering is illegal and unethical.
D. bartering can be part of a clearly articulated treatment plan; like other interventions, bartering must be considered in light of the client's needs, desires, situation, and cultural background.
Answer: C
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