In reference to attire, which is not true?
A) What the clinician wears is an important aspect of a client's initial perception of the helper.
B) How a client dresses can be an important message to the clinician.
C) A clinician will often make a determination concerning what to wear based on how important he or she thinks certain kinds of attire are to maintaining a comfortable relationship with clients.
D) The helper's dress will be a function of covert or overt rules of the agency.
E) It is important for a clinician to always be true to himself or herself and dress the way that he or she wants to dress.
F) All of the above are true

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While all of the other statements are true, it is not necessarily important for a clinician to always be true to themselves in terms of attire. It may be necessary for the clinician to adhere to certain dress codes or professional standards in their line of work.

In Reference to Attire, Which Is Not True