Ethical issues are much more likely to arise when used with clients who
A)seek out aversive methods willingly.
B)must be convinced of a therapy's merit.
C)do not necessarily require therapy.
D)are required to be in therapy.

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Ethical issues are more likely to arise when clients are required to be in therapy, as their autonomy and willingness to participate are compromised, potentially leading to concerns about consent and effectiveness.

Ethical Issues Are Much More Likely to Arise When Used