Murphy and Dillon suggest that home visits are useful because:
A)They get the clinician out of the office.
B)They give the clinician a change of pace and a break in the day.
C)They give the clinician an expanded perspective on the client.
D)None of the above

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According to Murphy and Dillon, home visits provide an expanded perspective on the client, allowing the clinician to observe the client in their natural environment and gain insight into their daily struggles and strengths. The other options may be potential benefits of home visits, but they are not the primary reason Murphy and Dillon suggest this approach.

Murphy and Dillon Suggest That Home Visits Are Useful Because