The practice of selective attention refers to
A)the helper making moment-by-moment decisions about what is most important.
B)the client making moment-by-moment decisions about what is most important.
C)the helper deciding at the beginning of the session what that day's focus will be.
D)the client identifying at the beginning of the session what that day's focus will be.

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Selective attention is a skill utilized by the helper where they make moment-by-moment decisions about what is most important to focus on during the session based on their assessment of the client's needs and goals. The client may provide input, but ultimately it is the helper's responsibility to guide the session and focus on what will most benefit the client.

The Practice of Selective Attention Refers to