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When looking at the scope and breadth of change it is important to
a)   Look not only at the symptom changes, but other measures that may have importance to the client and society at large
b)   Maintain a narrow focus by examine the symptom changes and not get distracted by other factors that are related to change
c)   Include measures of deviance when making evaluations
d)   Include multiple cases in your analysis of individual changes

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