From a Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective, Collaborative Goal Setting Is Initiated When

Multiple Choice

From a cognitive-behavioral perspective, collaborative goal setting is initiated when:

A) The therapist takes note of all the concerns the client mentions and then chooses one to focus on.
B) The therapist works with the client to develop a problem list.
C) The therapist listens nondirectively to the client in hopes that the client will identify the specific concerns he/she wants to work on.
D) The therapist chooses a goal and then asks the client if s/he is okay with the selection.
E) None of the above.