Which of the Following Statements Is/are Correct About the Role

Which of the following statements is/are correct about the role of practice context in selecting an intervention?

A) It involves a judgment call based in part on the best evidence; in part on your practice expertise; in part on your practice context; and in part on the idiosyncratic characteristics, values, and preferences of your clients.
B) While you should not underestimate the importance of your judgment and expertise in making the decision, neither should you interpret this flexibility as carte blanche to allow your practice predilections to overrule the evidence.
C) The fact that you are well trained in and enjoy providing an intervention is NOT a sufficient rationale to continue to provide the intervention when solid research is showing it to be ineffective or much less effective than some alternative.
D) You should NOT let your practice predilections influence your appraisal regarding which studies offer the best evidence.
E) All of the above statements are correct.