An approach that "eliminates willful behavior and virtually guarantees better grades" is ethically problematic because:

An approach that "eliminates willful behavior and virtually guarantees better grades" is ethically problematic because:

• A. It is based on peer-reviewed evidence.
• B. It makes absolute, unverified claims about outcomes.
• C. It respects client autonomy.
• D. It adheres to professional standards.

Answer: (B)