The Difference Between an Enactment and Role-Playing Analogue Is That

question 2

Multiple Choice

The difference between an enactment and role-playing analogue is that in the enactment analogue, the client:

• A) Acts out the problem with someone else portraying people relevant to the situation.
• B) Uses pre-coded categories to establish the baseline behaviors.
• C) Uses videotape equipment
• D) Interacts with people or objects that he or she actually has difficulty with.
• E) None of the above

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