What is the importance of volition during ACIS assessment? a. It dictates ; the therapist's intervention strategies b. It removes ; the need for structured observation C. It determines ; the client's physical abilities d. It ensures activities align with the client's interests

The correct answer is a. It dictates the therapist's intervention strategies.<br /><br />Volition refers to the client's motivation, desire, or willingness to engage in activities or participate in therapy. During an ACIS (Assessment of Communication and Interaction Skills) assessment, volition is important because it helps the therapist understand the client's preferences, interests, and goals. This information is crucial in developing effective intervention strategies that are tailored to the client's needs and desires. By considering the client's volition, the therapist can design interventions that are meaningful and engaging for the client, increasing the likelihood of successful outcomes.