Including questions in the assessment process pertaining to a client's spirituality and religion does not serve which of the following purposes?
A) Obtaining a preliminary indication of the relevance of spirituality and religion for the client
B) Gathering information that the helper might refer to at a later point in the helping process
C) Indicating to the client that it is acceptable to talk about religious and spiritual concerns
D) Learning what is needed to challenge the client's beliefs.

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Including questions about a client's spirituality and religion in the assessment process is aimed at understanding the client's background, ensuring they feel comfortable discussing these topics, and potentially using this information to support the helping process. It is not intended to prepare for challenging the client's beliefs.

Including Questions in the Assessment Process Pertaining to a Client's