According to Information Presented in Chapter 11, the Objectivity of Psychological

question 4

Multiple Choice

According to information presented in Chapter 11, the objectivity of psychological evaluations performed in workers' compensation cases may be compromised by the fact that

• A)attorneys determine which expert to use based on their current fee structure.
• B)attorneys only use judge appointed experts.
• C)attorneys retain the same expert over and over again.
• D)attorneys only choose experts from the ABA approved expert list.

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