When Determining If the Helper Should Be Present During in Vivo

When determining if the helper should be present during in vivo exposure, all of the following issues are discussed EXCEPT:

A) in some instances, for safety reasons, two clinicians may need to be present.
B) a helper being present may cue others that the client is under care of a helper which compromises confidentiality.
C) in vivo exposure should occur in isolation from others to ensure the clients safety and confidentiality.
D) prior permission from a company or site where in vivo exposure may occur may be necessary.