When a client selects goals that are beyond his or her capacity to achieve, the social worker should first:​

A) ​suggest the client to pursue the goals.
B) ​prioritize the goals based on their time frames.
C) ​explore the feasibility of the selected goals.
D) ​ensure goal attainment by formulating strategies.

It is important for the social worker to explore the feasibility of the selected goals before suggesting or formulating strategies for goal attainment. If the goals are not feasible, it might lead to frustration and disappointment for the client. Therefore, the social worker should first explore the client's capacity and resources to achieve the selected goals.