According to Murphy and Dillon, a common element in evaluation is:
A)An assessment of baseline functioning.
B)Supervisory evaluation of the clinician's work with the client.
C)The client is debriefed by the supervisor about the clinician's effectiveness and likeability.
D)Never using the same measurement, using many different measurements at different times in the work.

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According to Murphy and Dillon, an assessment of baseline functioning is a common element in evaluation. This refers to gathering information about the client's current level of functioning before starting the intervention, which can later be compared to their progress after receiving treatment. This is an important element in evaluating the effectiveness of the intervention. The other options listed are not common elements in evaluation.

According to Murphy and Dillon, a Common Element in Evaluation