The Nature of the Relationship, the Client's Personal History, the Client's

The nature of the relationship, the client's personal history, the client's current mental status, the likelihood of adverse impact on the client, and clear theoretical rationale serve as guides when making ethical decisions regarding

A) sexual relations with the client.
B) acceptance of a gift from the client.
C) terminating treatment of the client.
D) nonsexual touching of the client.
E) alternative therapies for the client.