The correct answer is Option (4) → (A), (C), (D), (B)
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A) Understanding the client’s problem and its implications by the therapist → The therapist first gathers detailed information about the client’s difficulties, background, and context through interviews, assessments, and observation.
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(C) Identifying the areas to be targeted for treatment in psychotherapy → From this understanding, the therapist pinpoints specific issues or patterns that need intervention.
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(D) Choosing the technique for treatment → Based on the targeted areas, the therapist selects the most suitable therapeutic approach or technique (e.g., CBT, behaviour modification, psychodynamic therapy).
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(B) Implementing the technique chosen in clinical formulation → Finally, the therapist applies the chosen intervention to help the client address their problems.
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