Which step comes after Problem Selection in the Treatment Planning Process?

• A. Step 3
• B. Step 2
• C. Step 5
• D. Step 6

Answer: (B)

In a treatment planning sequence, once a problem has been identified and selected, the next move is to turn that problem into a concrete plan. That means defining clear goals and outlining the approach to intervening, which is the focus of the second step. With a plan in place, you’re prepared to move into later stages like implementing the interventions and evaluating outcomes. So the step that comes after Problem Selection is Step 2.