Which of the following might contribute to negative outcomes?
A) When clinicians are overconfident
B) When clinicians conduct reasonably thorough assessments
C) When clinicians feel pressured to fix clients' problems quickly
D) All of the above
E) Only a and c

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Option A implies that overconfidence in clinicians may lead to negative outcomes, which is true.
Option B contradicts negative outcomes since thorough assessments are expected to result in positive outcomes, but it is not a reason for negative outcomes.
Option C implies that clinicians' pressure to resolve clients' issues quickly may lead to negative outcomes, which is true.
Option D is incorrect because Option B does not contribute to negative outcomes. Thus, Options A and C give the correct reasons for negative outcomes. The correct answer is E.

Which of the Following Might Contribute to Negative Outcomes