Question: A middle-aged man comes to a community mental health clinic and is displaying slurred speech, unsteady gait, and impaired attention. A social worker who meets with him smells alcohol on his breath, and when she questions him about this, he admits to drinking "now and then" but denies being intoxicated at the time of the interview. Of the following findings about this man, which one is LEAST likely to contribute to a decision that he should be referred for acute hospital care (inpatient detoxification)? Need Assignment Help? Question Answer A. He lacks social support. B. Several previous attempts at outpatient treatment for his alcoholism have failed. C. Despite clear evidence to the contrary, he has denied being intoxicated during the interview. D. In addition to severe alcohol use disorder, he has significant depression.