A case conceptualization will typically include:
A) A client's resenting problems but not life stressors
B) Statements about how and why a client's problems developed
C) A formal mental status evaluation
D) Results of formal psychological testing

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Case conceptualization often includes statements about how and why a client's problems developed, integrating information from the client's history, presenting issues, and possibly patterns or themes that have emerged during therapy. It does not necessarily include a formal mental status evaluation or results of formal psychological testing unless specifically relevant to the conceptualization. Life stressors are also typically included as they can be relevant to the client's presenting problems.

A Case Conceptualization Will Typically Include