Dr. Sheffield has found that forcing his patients to take medication has caused a problem with being able to treat them effectively. This problem is likely to be that ____
a. patients who are forced to take medication tend to become overmedicated and can't focus on therapy
b. he becomes so exhausted from forcing treatment on the patients that his own personal resources become depleted and he can't focus on their therapy
c. it is illegal in all cases to force treatment on anyone who is unwilling to embrace it
d. patients who are forced into treatment seem to resist it, which nullifies the potentially beneficial effects of therapy
D
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