Crisis intervention is often more directive than that assumed in other approaches to generalist practice.

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Joseph Frizzell · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Crisis intervention is typically more directive because it aims to provide immediate support and guidance to stabilize the situation, unlike other generalist practices that may employ a more collaborative and exploratory approach.

Crisis intervention is often more directive than that assumed in other approaches to generalist practice.

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