Clinical restraints on the amount of time for a meeting do all of the following EXCEPT:
A)They may be at odds with non-Western clients whose traditions regarding meetings are not so time-bound.
B)They may help the client and clinician get more work done efficiently.
C)They may help poorly organized clients internalize more structure.
D)They enforce an arbitrary, unnecessary structure and should be flexible.

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While clinical restraints on meeting time can be beneficial in terms of increasing efficiency and promoting organization, they can be too rigid and may not be appropriate for all clients, particularly those from non-Western cultures where meetings may be less time-bound. Enforcing an arbitrary structure without sufficient flexibility could potentially damage the therapeutic relationship and impede progress.

Clinical Restraints on the Amount of Time for a Meeting