A counselor and his client created several treatment goals including "improve time spent engaging in enjoyable activities." What is wrong with this goal?
A)It is a process goal,not an outcome goal
B)It is too challenging
C)It is not measurable
D)It is not attainable

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The goal is not measurable because there is no clear way to assess whether or not the client has actually improved their time spent engaging in enjoyable activities. A more specific goal might be "Increase engagement in enjoyable activities by 30 minutes per week" which would be measurable and allow for progress to be tracked.

A Counselor and His Client Created Several Treatment Goals Including