In person-centered thinking, 'important TO' a person refers to:

In person-centered thinking, 'important TO'

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AWhat keeps the person healthy and safe
BOnly the person's medical needs
CThe agency's compliance requirements
DWhat matters to the person from their own point of view, such as relationships and routines

✓ Correct answer: D. What matters to the person from their own point of view, such as relationships and routines 'Important TO' captures what makes a person's life meaningful from their perspective; 'important FOR' covers health and safety. Good plans balance both.

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