The Five Steps of Clinical Supervision Are

question 62

Multiple Choice

The five steps of clinical supervision are

• A) the observation, the discussion, the plan, the review and the analysis.
• B) the conference, the plan, the implementation, the reflection and the post-conference analysis.
• C) the observation, the review/reflection, the response, the change and the plan.
• D) the preparation, the pre-observation conference, the observation, the analysis and the post-observation conference.
• E) the pre-observation conference, the observation, the analysis, the post-observation conference and the post-conference analysis.

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Definitions:

Reward Consequences

The outcomes or benefits that follow from actions, often used as a method to reinforce positive behavior.

Behavior

The actions, reactions, or mannerisms made by an individual, in conjunction with the environment or stimuli.

Development

The process of growth, progress, or evolution, often involving changes in physical, psychological, or social aspects over time.

Childhood

The period in a human's life ranging from birth to puberty, marked by significant physical, cognitive, and emotional development.