Involving the client in his or her case planning produces all of the following advantages except:
A) it builds self-efficacy.
B) it models decision-making.
C) it undermines the authority of the case manager.
D) it encourages the client to take responsibility for the decisions affecting their lives.

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Involving the client in case planning does not undermine the authority of the case manager; instead, it is a collaborative process that empowers the client, builds self-efficacy, models decision-making, and encourages the client to take responsibility.

Involving the Client in His or Her Case Planning Produces