In the Context of Social Work Practice, Which of the Following

In the context of social work practice, which of the following statements is true of preparatory reviewing?

A) It increases the need for clients to repeat information they have previously provided.
B) Information contained in case records or other forms of written material available during preparatory reviewing are always accurate.
C) The primary skill required during preparatory reviewing involves anticipating what others are likely to sense, feel, think, imagine, during the initial meeting.
D) It helps you grasp significant facts and circumstances before meetings.