The Theoretical Orientation of a Person Conducting a Psychological Assessment

question 77

Multiple Choice

The theoretical orientation of a person conducting a psychological assessment affects the

• A) selection of assessment tools, but not the interpretation of data resulting from testing.
• B) range and scope of the assessment.
• C) selection of assessment tools, but only for very young children.
• D) estimated amount of time the assessment process will take.

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