Enablement theory was developed to describe the fact that:
A) Assessment not directly done on the problem that is the target of the intervention requires "enabling" links
B) Assessment enables the development of a treatment plan
C) Assessment should be ongoing
D) Assessment is not necessary is most settings, but is enabled at certain points in the course of intervention

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Enablement theory was developed to explain the importance of "enabling" links in interventions, particularly when the assessment is not directly done on the problem that is the target of the intervention. These enabling links help to bridge the gap between the assessment and the intervention, making sure that the intervention is tailored to the specific needs of the individual or group being treated.

Enablement Theory Was Developed to Describe the Fact That