Multiple Choice
When combining information from multiple psychological tests or multiple scales within a particular self-report test,common psychological practice is to begin by
A) examining the client's response at the level of each test or subtest,to identify areas of strength and/or weakness.
B) examining the client's responses at the most global level,before examining each test or subtest individually.
C) examining the discrepancies between the various raters' assessment of the client.
D) considering which other assessments ought to be administered.
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