Close the best option for each question, Options are role, competency, and characteristic A- Demonstrating skills needed to conduct initial client interview and assessment is a  B -Being warm and compassionate is a C- Conducting outreach to identify prospective clients is a  D- Being self-aware and willing to reflect on and challenge assumptions and prejudices is a E-Possessing knowledge of public health is a  F-Being trustworthy and ethical is a

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