In Conducting Child Assessments, the Psychologist Must Keep in Mind

question 40

Multiple Choice

In conducting child assessments, the psychologist must keep in mind that:

• A) most children are not capable of providing information about their experiences
• B) child assessments should rely mainly on the adult accounts of the child
• C) children are important sources of information and can typically provide their thoughts and feelings
• D) interpretations of children's play therapy are obsolete

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Definitions:

Cartilaginous

Describing a type of tissue that is not as hard as bone but provides flexibility and support; it is found in areas like the ears, nose, and joints.

Complex

A group of interconnected entities or a composite material formed from two or more substances with combined properties.

Ball and Socket

A type of joint that allows for rotational movement, as seen in the hip or shoulder joint.

Multiaxial

Describing joints that allow movement around multiple axes and planes.