Ideally, assessments of youths should include information-gathering from the .
A) parents)/guardians) only, as youths may lie to the social worker
B) youth only, as parents)/guardians) might not know about their child's drug use and the child might be hesitant to discuss it in front of them
C) parents)/guardians) and from the youth, separately, to provide a broad, clear perspective
D) parents)/guardians) and from the youth, together, to provide a broad, clear perspective

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Assessments should include information from both the parents/guardians and the youth, but conducted separately. This approach allows for a comprehensive understanding of the situation from multiple perspectives and ensures that the youth can speak freely without the presence of their parents/guardians, who might influence their responses or whom the youth might not want to share certain information in front of.

Ideally, Assessments of Youths Should Include Information-Gathering from the