Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What should accompany the written copy if the client has no written language or is unable to read?

  1. A legal document

  2. An oral explanation

  3. A physical demonstration

  4. An audio recording

The correct answer is: A legal document

It is important to note that the client has no written language or is unable to read, making written material unhelpful. An oral explanation could be useful, but may be limited if the client has difficulty understanding spoken language. A physical demonstration may be helpful for some clients, but may not be applicable in all situations. An audio recording, while a viable option, could also present difficulties if the client is unable to understand the language spoken in the recording. A legal document, on the other hand, provides a universally understood and legally binding form of communication that can ensure the client's understanding and agreement.