________ is the client's granting of permission to the social worker and agency or other professional person to use specific intervention procedures.
A)Duty to warn
B)Confidentiality
C)Informed consent
D)Sharing client's feelings

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Informed consent is the client's voluntary and informed agreement to undergo a particular intervention or treatment, after being informed of the potential risks and benefits, and the alternatives available. It applies to all areas of social work practice and is essential for ethical and legal reasons. Duty to warn refers to the professional's duty to protect potential victims from harm when there is a clear and present danger. Confidentiality refers to the professional's duty to maintain privacy and protect personal information, except in certain situations when mandated by law or ethical guidelines. Sharing client's feelings is a therapeutic technique that involves the social worker reflecting and empathizing with the client's emotions in order to build rapport and trust. However, it is not a formal concept of informed consent.

________ Is the Client's Granting of Permission to the Social