Which of the following is NOT true about a task-centered approach in social work practice?

A task-centered approach aims to quickly engage clients in the problem-solving process and to maximize their responsibility for treatment outcomes. The focus is on the “here and now.” The problem is partialized into clearly delineated tasks to be addressed consecutively (assessment leads to goals, which lead to tasks). Termination, in this modality, begins almost immediately upon the onset of treatment.