MI:

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MI:

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Motivational Interviewing (MI) has been adapted and applied across various professions, indicating its portability (B). It is designed to address a wide range of social problems by helping clients explore and resolve ambivalence toward behavior change (C). While MI focuses on individual behavior change, it does not inherently fail to address social factors; however, its primary focus is not on systemic or social factors that create problems, but rather on individual motivation and behavior, which could be interpreted as not directly addressing those broader social factors (A). Thus, considering the nuances, D is the most comprehensive choice.