Question

question 14 (2.5 points)
when trying to determine the most appropriate intervention in regard to the needs of children an families, goldstein, solnit, goldstein, and freud say to focus on the:
a) least detrimental alternative
b) best interests of the parent(s)
c) psychological parent of the child
d) most expeditious alternative

Explanation:

The "least detrimental alternative" principle, proposed by Goldstein, Solnit, Goldstein, and Freud, emphasizes choosing the intervention that causes the least harm to children and families. It focuses on minimizing negative impacts while addressing their needs. Options b (best interests of parents) may not prioritize children, c (psychological parent) is narrower in scope, and d (most expeditious) doesn't consider harm reduction as comprehensively as the least - detrimental alternative.

Answer:

A. least detrimental alternative