Which of the following is a true statement?
A)Practitioners are expected to make correct judgments.
B)Practitioners are expected to predict the future behavior of their clients.
C)Practitioners are expected to be informed and act in good faith.
D)Practitioners are expected to deliver within an 85% range of symptom remediation.

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Practitioners are expected to be informed and act in good faith, meaning they should have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide effective care, and should act honestly and ethically in their interactions with clients. Option A is incorrect as making correct judgments is not always possible, but practitioners are expected to exercise professional judgment. Option B is incorrect as predicting the future behavior of clients is not within the scope of practice for most practitioners. Option D is incorrect as there is no set percentage for symptom remediation and practitioners should strive to provide the best possible care to their clients.

Which of the Following Is a True Statement