​The Type of Relationship an Examiner Has with the Examinee

question 8

Multiple Choice

​The type of relationship an examiner has with the examinee should:

• A)​depend on what is stipulated in the instrument's manual.
• B)​always be warm and caring so the examinee feels comfortable in the testing setting.
• C)​be somewhat aloof so the examinee knows that the assessment is important.
• D)​be up to the clinical judgment of the examiner.

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