A social worker who determines whether an individual can be treated effectively in a community mental health center while living at home versus being hospitalized is evaluating:
a) The least restrictive alternative
b) The client's right to refuse treatment
c) The client's right to informed consent
d) The least expensive alternative
Answer: A
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