Victor is interviewing a new social-work client and has become interested in the case. Victor questions the client at length to get all of the background information he can. What makes this an inappropriate strategy on Victor's part?
A. It is driven by what interests Victor rather than what will help the client.
B. The client may not want to share all of that information.
C. It will take up too much time.
D. Victor may not know the right questions to ask.
D. Victor may not know the right questions to ask.
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