A Child Psychologist Is Working with a Young Child Named

question 208

Multiple Choice

A child psychologist is working with a young child named Sally. In order to get more information, the psychologist interviews Sally's parents and asks them about Sally's childhood experiences. This would best be considered an example of which of the major ways of measuring behaviour?

• A) physiological measures
• B) self-report measures
• C) reports by others
• D) behavioural observations

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Definitions:

Predisposing Factors

Elements or conditions that make an individual more susceptible to developing a disease or disorder.

Knowledge

Information, understanding, or skills acquired through experience or education.

SMART Goals

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound objectives designed to facilitate goal setting and achievement.

Tracking

The process of monitoring and recording activities or progress, often used in fitness, health, and project management.