The two phases of dynamic risk assessment (Phases I and II) differ in terms of:
A) whether and how much the risk and needs are linked to case planning
B) the time it takes to complete the assessments
C) Phase II is more expensive
D) Phase I is more expensive.

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Phase I and Phase II of dynamic risk assessment differ primarily in how they link risk and needs to case planning, with Phase II typically involving a more detailed and integrated approach.

The Two Phases of Dynamic Risk Assessment (Phases I and II)