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The question:
After many months of effort, a social worker finds a Section 8 apartment for a homeless client. After seeing the apartment, the client says he prefers to sleep on the street. "I like the open air," he says. The social work is worried that the client's judgment is impaired and that he is putting himself in unnecessary danger. How should the social worker intervene?
A. Convince the client to try the apartment out for a month before deciding.
B. Discuss the pros and cons of apartment versus street living with the client.
C. Bring up the client's decision in a group setting so he can hear from others in a similar situation.
D. Insist that the client try the apartment for his own safety.
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