In CBT, the General Purpose of a Case Formulation Is

In CBT, the general purpose of a case formulation is to:

A) Help practitioners identify their own cognitive distortions and how those distortions might adversely affect treatment outcomes.
B) Identify a single maladaptive or irrational core belief so that you, the therapist, can work to eliminate that belief.
C) Help practitioners develop a treatment plan that comprehensively addresses individual client issues.
D) Identify underlying psychodynamics that are contributing to maladaptive client behavior patterns.
E) Provide a medical diagnosis that assures the practitioner that there will be insurance reimbursement potential.