Brown et al. (2001) described the seven basic roles of consultants, including process observer, process collaborator, content collaborator, content/process collaborator, process expert, content expert, and content/process expert. They asserted that:
A) consultation emphasizes independent problem-solving and decision-making in the consultative relationship.
B) the consultant may not observe the consultee's methods of practice, and leave the consultee in identifying his or her own strengths and weaknesses in regard to a problem.
C) the roles can be differentiated based on their relationship to process/content or intrusiveness.
D) consultants may not introduce their own values into consultation to make changes.

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Brown et al. (2001) emphasized that the seven basic roles of consultants can be differentiated based on their relationship to process/content or intrusiveness, meaning that some roles may involve more involvement with the content of the consultee's work while others may focus more on the process of problem-solving. The other choices are incorrect as they do not accurately reflect the authors' assertions.

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