Why Are "Stress Interviews" Generally Not Appropriate in Clinical Settings

question 38

Multiple Choice

Why are "stress interviews" generally not appropriate in clinical settings?

• A)Upsetting patients/clients may result in malpractice claims.
• B)Anxious interviewees are less likely to disclose personal information.
• C)Most psychologists are unable to correctly conduct stress interviews.
• D)Stress interviews are only used in criminal investigations.

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