Which of the following is NOT typically included in the comprehensive assessment?

The comprehensive assessment in a residential care or assisted living context is designed to evaluate a resident's overall health and functional capabilities, guiding the development of personalized care plans. It typically includes aspects such as physical functioning status, mental functional status, and dietary preferences, as these are crucial for ensuring that the care provided is tailored to meet the resident’s specific needs.

Favorite hobbies, while important for understanding a resident’s interests and enhancing their quality of life, are not typically part of the core comprehensive assessment. This assessment focuses more on health and functional capabilities rather than personal interests. Thus, while knowing a resident's hobbies can inform recreational programming or social engagement strategies, it does not directly impact the fundamental aspects of care planning that the comprehensive assessment aims to address.