While assessing motivation, a client is said to be in the contemplation stage if:​

A) ​the client has a lack of awareness of the need for change.
B) ​the client recognizes his or her problem and the consequences that result.
C) ​the client is committed to action and works with the clinician to develop a plan for change.
D) ​the client is taking steps to avoid problem recurrence.

Contemplation Stage

A phase in the process of change where individuals are aware a problem exists and are seriously thinking about overcoming it but have not yet made a commitment to take action.

Assessing Motivation

The process of evaluating an individual's level of willingness and eagerness to engage in certain activities or behaviors.

Lack Of Awareness

Refers to a condition where an individual or group is unaware of certain facts, information, or circumstances.