An Individually-Administered Instrument, as Compared to a Group-Administered Instrument, Has

question 6

Multiple Choice

An individually-administered instrument, as compared to a group-administered instrument, has the advantage of: ​

• A)being easier to administer.
• B)allowing the administrator to observe nonverbal behaviors.
• C)taking less time to administer.
• D)taking less training to administer.

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Definitions:

Psychogenic

Originating from psychological or emotional factors rather than physical causes.

Hopeless

A feeling of despair or defeat, believing that there is no possibility of improvement or success in a particular situation.

Suicide

The act of purposefully ceasing one’s own life.

Distress

Negative stress that arises from challenging or adverse situations, often leading to discomfort or even mental health issues.