Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) Practice Exam

In the context of ASAP, how is a case categorized if the client has not fulfilled requirements but seeks closure?

1. Unsuccessful

2. Successful

3. Pending

4. On hold

The correct answer is: Unsuccessful

A case is categorized as unsuccessful when a client has not met the necessary requirements for completion but is seeking closure. This designation reflects that despite the client's desire to conclude their case, they have not achieved the goals or met the conditions set forth by the program. The focus here is on the lack of fulfillment of requirements, which is pivotal in assessing the outcome of their participation in the program. The term 'unsuccessful' communicates that the anticipated progress or compliance has not been achieved, which is essential for understanding the client's standing in the program and the implications for their future engagements with it.