Theoretical integration can be viewed as deriving from all of the following EXCEPT:
A) a proliferation of counseling theories.
B) a lack of a sound theoretical background.
C) an increased use of, and need for, short-term models.
D) a recognition of the effect of the counselor's personal qualities.
E) the inadequacy of a single theory to help every client and issue.

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Theoretical integration does not derive from a lack of a sound theoretical background; rather, it stems from the need to combine different theories to address diverse client needs effectively.

Theoretical Integration Can Be Viewed as Deriving from All of the Following