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he presenting needs section of an assessmment is a description and history of the problem that brouglirthe chent into the agency True False QUESTION 2 1 points Save Answer Practicing empathy is one of the number one mistakes human service professionals make when working with in mpreient i. me nanigmen. True QUESTION 3 1 points Save Ansner Lack of resources, culture, language, and mental illness all constitute potential O A Barriers OB. Strengths when considering the client's ability to achieve goals C. The professional's problems O D. Discussion topics to avoid 1 pointsSave Answer QUESTION 4 The initial meeting is the time to discuss: A Services available. confidentiality, and limitations of confidentiality OB-secrecy, confidentiality, insurance reimbursement, and final treatment plan O C Confidentiality, your personal values, and your theoretical approach

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Consider the following decision tree and the respective payoffs of the plaintiff and the defendant under the different scenario. Here 'S' stands for the settlement amount.

A.

It is clear from the above illustration that defendant will choose 'S' equal to the expected net loss for no offer/ offer rejected case:

So, S = 50%*15 + 50%*35 = 25

So, the Defendant should be ready to pay a settlement of $25,000

B.

For low damage, the plaintiff has a payoff of 5 for the no offer/ offer rejected case. When the settlement offered is 25, she will accept.

For a high damage, the plaintiff has a payoff of 25 for the no offer/ offer rejected case. The settlement offered is 25. So, this is a point of indifference for the plaintiff.

C.

For high demand, for the defendant, the best option is to go for settlement i.e. loss of 25

For low demand, for the defendant, the best option is to go for trial i.e. loss of 15

So, expected value with perfect information = - (25+15)*50% = - 20

Expected value of perfect information = - 20 - (EMV) = - 20 - (-25) = 5

Sinc $4000 < $5000, it is worth to spend $4000.

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