Margot, a client with a cocaine addiction, was referred to an addiction clinic by her probation officer. During an initial discussion with the clinic's psychotherapist, Margot learned about the different program options, including residential versus day treatment, female versus coed and the length of the programs. The psychotherapist explained that the terms of Margot's probation required that she participate in some form of treatment, and that he was required to report certain information to the probation office. He further explained that Margot could refuse treatment, but doing so might be considered a breach of the terms of her probation. Eventually, Margot decided on attending a short-term residential program. On the day of admission to the clinic, Margot declined to be admitted. The psychotherapist explained that he was required to report to the probation office if Margot refused treatment. Margot clarified that she didn't want to be in residential treatment because she wanted to be available for her kids when they came home from school. The psychotherapist modified Margot's treatment plan so that Margot could attend intensive day treatment, supported by community meetings. Define the type of consent provided by Margot to