Closed-ended questions:
A) Are also known as leading questions
B) Are designed to eliminate choices for the client's answers
C) Are inappropriate to employ in social work settings
D) Are directed toward specific and concrete

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Closed-ended questions are often used in social work settings because they are directed toward specific and concrete information, making it easier to gather data and assess the client's situation. They are not necessarily leading questions, although they can be if the phrasing is biased toward a particular answer. While closed-ended questions do limit the client's choices for answers, this is not inherently inappropriate as long as the questions are still focused on the client's needs and goals.

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