Three Important Themes in the Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology

question 23

Multiple Choice

Three important themes in the Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology are:

• A) advocating effectively for one's client; establishing, maintaining and practicing within one's area of competence; obtaining knowledge of the law
• B) objectivity and neutrality; precision in diagnostic competence; obtaining knowledge of the law
• C) objectivity and neutrality; precision in formulating clients' mental state; obtaining knowledge of the law
• D) objectivity and neutrality; expanding the practice of forensic psychology; building one's knowledge of the law
• E) objectivity and neutrality; establishing, maintaining and practicing within one's area of competence; obtaining knowledge of the law

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Definitions:

Control Chart

A control chart is a statistical tool used to monitor and control a process by charting performance data over time, helping to ensure the process operates within set limits.

Variable Sample Size

A statistical approach where the number of observations or data points collected can change or vary based on certain criteria.

Attributes Data

Data that is categorized based on qualities or characteristics that are counted as distinct attributes, often non-numeric like yes/no or pass/fail.

Control Limits

The bounds of acceptable performance in statistical process control, outside of which a process is considered out of control and corrective action is required.