In the context of outcome evaluation in the drug and alcohol field, which of the following is true?
A) Drinking and drug-taking behaviors are considered nominal rather than continuous variables.
B) Careful use of outcome evaluation based on either/or measures can capture client change in all its permutations.
C) Many psychosocial criteria can be considered more appropriately as continuous rather than nominal variables.
D) A move closer to a dichotomous view of treatment outcome leads to recognizing that multiple outcome variables should be assessed.

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Many psychosocial criteria, such as the level of social functioning, psychological well-being, and quality of life, are more accurately represented as continuous variables. This approach allows for a more nuanced understanding of changes over time, reflecting the complex nature of recovery from substance use disorders.

In the Context of Outcome Evaluation in the Drug and Alcohol