In Using an Interpreter for Clients Who Do Not Speak

question 27

Multiple Choice

In using an interpreter for clients who do not speak your language:

• A) evidence suggests that interpreter mediated services are typically not successful
• B) does not affect confidentiality
• C) the interpreter must be able to convey subtleties of what is being said by both psychologist and client
• D) use of interpreters was shown to have a negative effect on the sensitivity and specificity of interviews

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Definitions:

Habituated

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Small-For-Date

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Preterm

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