The ability for the client's story to guide the social worker's development of the intervention is best represented by which of the following theoretical perspectives?
A) Solution-Focused Approach
B) Strengths Perspective
C) Social Justice Perspective
D) Narrative Theory

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Narrative theory emphasizes the importance of the client's story and how it shapes their worldview and experiences. This perspective values the client's perspective and encourages the social worker to use the client's narrative as the foundation for treatment planning and intervention development.

The Ability for the Client's Story to Guide the Social