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A social work clinician finds that his mind wanders during sessions with clients. How should the social worker address this problem?

Consider another profession
Discuss the behavior with a supervisor to assess the problem
Have a confidential discussion with colleagues
Take a vacation as he obviously needs some rest

The correct answer is: Consider another profession

It is not necessary for the social worker to completely change professions due to this issue. They may find it helpful to discuss the behavior with a supervisor, as they can provide guidance and support in identifying the root cause of the problem. Having a confidential discussion with colleagues may also offer valuable insights and strategies for addressing the issue. Taking a vacation may provide temporary relief, but it is not a long-term solution to the problem and may not address the underlying issue causing the mind wandering. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate choice as it does not involve drastic career changes or temporary solutions.